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Fly Catcher Hat

Casting Logo / Seabird Grey

Sale price£40.00

COLOUR: Casting Logo / Seabird Grey

SIZE: ONE SIZE

Casting Logo / Seabird Grey
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  • 9.4oz 100% organic cotton 12-wale corduroy crown and bill
  • NetPlus brim, 100% recycled fishing nets
  • Recycled polyester double-knit sweatband
  • Front patch that holds flies
  • Adjustable snap back
  • High crown
  • 88g, made in Vietnam

The patch on the front holds flies, which is where the name comes from. Patagonia make the crown and bill in organic cotton corduroy, twelve wale, and the brim from NetPlus, which is old fishing nets recycled. High crown and a snap back. Casting Logo on Seabird Grey, with a mesh back.

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