Product Specifications

A cuffed knit beanie in woven polyester, printed edge to edge so the camo runs over the whole cap and right through the turn-up. No blank panel, no logo patch, no plain band across the front — the pattern is the hat.

• Woven polyester knit: holds colour the way a dyed yarn cannot, so the print stays sharp instead of going soft and fuzzy after a few washes.

• All-over print: the artwork wraps the crown, the sides and the cuff, so it reads from every angle and not just head on.

• Unisex, one size fits most: the knit stretches to the head, so there is nothing to measure and nothing to guess at when you buy it for someone else.

• Cuffed hem: wear it folded for a short crown and a double layer over the ears, or rolled out for full coverage down the neck.

• Sits under a hood without bunching, which is what matters on a cold walk in.

How It Gets Worn

It starts as the hat that lives in the truck from the first frost on — the one you grab at the trailhead when the sun has not come over the ridge yet and the ball cap is not cutting it.

Then it stops coming out of rotation. Glassing from the knob, sitting the stand, the four-wheeler ride out in the dark, splitting wood in the driveway, the drive to work in January. Most of these end up worn far more off the mountain than on it.

Why It Makes A Good Gift

A beanie is the easiest thing on this list to give. One size, no measuring, no guessing at a shirt size, and it ships flat. Everyone who hunts owns one and everyone who hunts has lost one, usually out of a coat pocket somewhere between the truck and the stand.

Good for Christmas, a birthday, a stocking, or the week before the season opens — and it is the kind of thing that actually gets used instead of sitting in a drawer.

Details:

• Woven polyester knit with an edge-to-edge camo print
• Unisex, one size fits most adults
• Cuffed hem — fold it for a double layer over the ears or roll it out for more coverage
• Print runs over the crown, the sides and the cuff — no blank panel and no logo patch
• Sits flat under a jacket hood
• Ships flat
  
  

Care

• Machine wash cold, inside out, with like colors.
• Tumble dry low or hang dry. High heat is what shortens the life of a knit.
• Skip the fabric softener and do not iron the print.

One size, full print, and it goes straight from the truck to the ridge to the driveway without ever really coming off.