Filson Logger Mesh Cap black
The Filson Logger Mesh Cap is an extremely durable cap that not only provides protection from the sun, but is also breathable and water repellent on the peak.
The Filson cap is based on a six-panel construction that ideally adapts to the shape of the head, provides a high level of comfort and is also extremely durable. The mesh material on the back also provides sufficient air circulation, so you always keep a cool head. The front, as well as the visor of the cap are made of a robust and abrasion-resistant TinCloth material with an oil finish, which provides water-repellent protection. The back of the Logger Mesh Cap features an adjustable strap with an embossed Filson brass buckle to seamlessly adjust to the ideal size for any head.
The Filson Logger Mesh Cap hat is designed for years of regular use, high comfort, breathable and a water repellent material on the front as well as the peak! The ideal companion on your adventures.
Details:
- Cult mesh cap with pre-curved peak
- Six panel construction for durability and comfortable fit
- Tin Cloth or Ten-Mile Cloth front of cap is rain resistant and abrasion resistant
- Mesh back for breathable comfort
- Embossed Filson brass buckle on adjustable strap
- Embroidered Filson patch on the front
- Tin Cloth with Oil Finish
- Color: Black
Filson - Rugged quality for over 125 years. Born in 1850, C. C. Filson inherited the pioneering spirit and love of nature from his father. After establishing a settlement in Nebraska and moving across the country as a railway conductor, he moved to the small town of Seattle, Washington in the 1890s. There he started his own company and became the first go-to place for hundreds of gold diggers heading north during the gold rush of the late 19th century. Since then, the name 'Filson' has been synonymous with uncompromising quality and robust materials! And after the gold diggers, it was mainly hunters, anglers, sailors and miners who appreciated Filson's robust and comfortable outdoor clothing. And this has not changed until today!
