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-70%Wool Knit Watch Cap in Charcoal/Goldmine Mix—
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$13.50The Story
- Details
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- Brand Info
- Knit in the U.S. from Dehen's spun worsted wool, the brand's Watch Cap takes influence from standard issue Naval caps, paying homage to William Dehen's service in the United States Navy. Woven with a tight 6 gauge knit designed for a soft and sturdy hand feel.
- Made from US spun worsted wool
- 6 gauge knit
- 6 seam top construction
- Accent stitching
- 100% wool
- Made in Portland, Oregon USA
- One size
For details about how we measure our garments visit the measuring guide.
- Founded by William Peter Dehen in 1920, the century old maker produces traditional American styles using time-honored methods and classic patterns. With roots in supplying knitwear for colleges in the '20s, riding sweaters for Motorcycle clubs in the '30s, and varsity jackets for student athletes throughout the '50s; the brand continues their long-standing tradition of producing garments with a long-lasting quality and rugged styling, upholding the statement "Heavy Duty. Old School Truth".
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
- Details
- Sizing
- Brand Info
- Knit in the U.S. from Dehen's spun worsted wool, the brand's Watch Cap takes influence from standard issue Naval caps, paying homage to William Dehen's service in the United States Navy. Woven with a tight 6 gauge knit designed for a soft and sturdy hand feel.
- Made from US spun worsted wool
- 6 gauge knit
- 6 seam top construction
- Accent stitching
- 100% wool
- Made in Portland, Oregon USA
- One size
For details about how we measure our garments visit the measuring guide.
- Founded by William Peter Dehen in 1920, the century old maker produces traditional American styles using time-honored methods and classic patterns. With roots in supplying knitwear for colleges in the '20s, riding sweaters for Motorcycle clubs in the '30s, and varsity jackets for student athletes throughout the '50s; the brand continues their long-standing tradition of producing garments with a long-lasting quality and rugged styling, upholding the statement "Heavy Duty. Old School Truth".
