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$13.30The Story
Two styles, resur- rected from 23 years ago and 7 years ago. Both are all cotton and made just for usby an old hat-maker in the hatmaking district of St. Louis.
Hat No. 1 is two-toner is khaki & navy with a two-toner RBW embroidery. A good weight for warm & fair weather.
Hat No. 2 is made of a little-known. stupendous, magi- cal minty-green fabric with a long history in a micro niche of the U.S. camping industry. It’s nearly water- proof, and totally snowproof.
Both adjust to fit small or big heads.
Hat No. 1 is two-toner is khaki & navy with a two-toner RBW embroidery. A good weight for warm & fair weather.
Hat No. 2 is made of a little-known. stupendous, magi- cal minty-green fabric with a long history in a micro niche of the U.S. camping industry. It’s nearly water- proof, and totally snowproof.
Both adjust to fit small or big heads.

Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
Two styles, resur- rected from 23 years ago and 7 years ago. Both are all cotton and made just for usby an old hat-maker in the hatmaking district of St. Louis.
Hat No. 1 is two-toner is khaki & navy with a two-toner RBW embroidery. A good weight for warm & fair weather.
Hat No. 2 is made of a little-known. stupendous, magi- cal minty-green fabric with a long history in a micro niche of the U.S. camping industry. It’s nearly water- proof, and totally snowproof.
Both adjust to fit small or big heads.
Hat No. 1 is two-toner is khaki & navy with a two-toner RBW embroidery. A good weight for warm & fair weather.
Hat No. 2 is made of a little-known. stupendous, magi- cal minty-green fabric with a long history in a micro niche of the U.S. camping industry. It’s nearly water- proof, and totally snowproof.
Both adjust to fit small or big heads.























