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Double Mackinaw Cap

Cobalt / Black

Sale price£140.00

COLOUR: Cobalt / Black

SIZE: M

Cobalt / Black
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  • 24oz Mackinaw wool, 100% virgin wool, two layers
  • Insulated, nylon-lined crown
  • Sheepskin shearling-lined ear and neck flap that ties back
  • 3-inch bill
  • Sized M, L and XL

Mackinaw wool is the heavy, tightly woven cloth of Filson's Cruiser jacket, and they say the US Forest Service still wears it. This cap is two layers of it, twenty four ounce, with an insulated nylon-lined crown and a shearling-lined flap that drops over your ears and neck or ties back out of the way. The three-inch bill keeps weather off your face without blocking the view. Cobalt and black.

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