The Oregon Hat is constructed of Shantung Straw and features a distinct pinch front crown. It is finished with a silver accented leather hat band and leather sweatband interior.Available in White
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The Colorado is hand crafted from 6X Fur Felt. A fixture of Western style, designed to suit any occasion. The subtle self-matching hatband is offset by an understated three-piece, hand-painted silv...
Stetson American Muscle Trucker Cap features mesh backs for superior breathability, making them perfect for hot weather. The gently curved bill and six-panel design, topped with a button, give them...
Hand-crafted from premium water repellent wool felt. The Vermont is conveniently crushable, so you can take it anywhere! Interior dri-lex sweatband to keep you cool and comfortable, finished with a...
The Bozeman hat is hand-crafted in the USA from premium, water repellent wool felt. Conveniently crushable, so you can take it anywhere. Features a pinch front crown and soft finish brim. Complete ...
The Sawmill is handwoven one strand at a time from lightweight, durable Mexican palm straw. It has a 3" pinch front crown, 3" brim and a rugged two-tone pick stitch leather hatband. A DRI-LEX inter...
The Open Road is hand-crafted with 6x quality fur felt, featuring the Iconic cattleman crown and bound edge. Finished with a brown leather interior sweatband and grosgrain hat band finished with a ...
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Truckers throughout the 20th-century wore caps branded with their company’s logo — by the ‘70s, they had evolved into the hat we know and appreciate today. Practical, proud, an...
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Truckers throughout the 20th-century wore caps branded with their company’s logo — by the ‘70s, they had evolved into the hat we know and appreciate today. Practical, proud, an...
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Truckers throughout the 20th-century wore caps branded with their company’s logo — by the ‘70s, they had evolved into the hat we know and appreciate today. Practical, proud, an...
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Truckers throughout the 20th-century wore caps branded with their company’s logo — by the ‘70s, they had evolved into the hat we know and appreciate today. Practical, proud, an...
