Men Accessories Hats & Headwear

We engineered this lid with sweatshirt fabric that’s got the broken-in softness you crave on fall days, making your noggin feel downright cozy. Perfect for crisp morning jogs or working up a good, honest sweat in the yard, with a moisture-wicking band that keeps you dry when the action heats...

Most ball caps are all hat, no substance. But not only is this one more rugged than most, made of cotton ripstop fabric, the bill is a full 25% longer than your standard ball cap. That means significantly more shade, giving your face and eyes ample protection from the sun's...

Styled with an aerodynamic slouched front, so it won't blow off when you lower the top on your '53 convertible. Fire Hose® 100% cotton canvas is soft yet tough, stain resistant and highly breathable. Lined in lightweight, soft cotton poplin lining that's ideal for warmer days.

While scientists are doing their thing to get the original woolly mammoth back, Duluth’s Woolly Mammoth Cap is still around because it’s highly adept at adapting. This cap is now made with premium lambswool that’s incredibly soft, warm and itch-free. Built for beastly cold, it’s got a plush fleece interior...

A ball cap built for the guy who's always on the move. Laser-cut perforations and a breezy back panel keep the air flowing, so you can keep your cool even when you're working up a sweat. The quick-drying sweatband wicks away moisture, and UPF 40 fabric keeps the sun's rays...

This isn’t just a cap; it’s a statement piece built to withstand the dings, bumps and scrapes of your workday. Crafted from our legendary 11.5-oz. Fire Hose® cotton canvas, it offers a confident high-crown silhouette that sits just right. The robust canvas sticks with you through years of daily wear,...

For those who prefer a high crown fit, this cap’s for you: The Rigid Fire Hose® Fleece-Lined High-Crown Hat cuts the same commanding silhouette as our warm-weather original, but adds soft insulation built for frosty mornings and biting wind. Rugged 11.5-oz. cotton canvas wears tough, while a moisture-wicking sweatband keeps...

Made with our legendary Fire Hose® canvas, this ball cap is tough as nails and ready for anything you throw at it (or throw it at). The sweat-wicking band and six-panel crown keep your head cool and comfortable, while the high-rise profile earns its right to stand tall.

Named for a breathtaking valley at the foot of Montana’s Bitterroot Range, this timeless Stetson® hat stays true to its Wild West DNA. Crafted right here in the USA of ruggedly handsome felted wool, it will work for you just as it has for generations of cowboys — a stoic...

Need a little hired muscle to push the cold around this winter? Recruit our Tough Guy Gaiter. Patterned after our popular Tough Guy Stocking Cap, it uses the same soft, warm and stretchy acrylic knit to shelter your neck, nose, cheeks and ears — and gives you adaptability as the...

It’s frigid outside, but that doesn’t stop the sun from blazing down with near-blinding brightness. Warm your ears and give your eyes a break with the Tough Guy Brimmed Beanie. Its knit-in beak casts fatigue-fighting shade, gives you relief from constant squinting. The thick acrylic knit feels soft and toasty...

This winter, sidestep that stiff upper lip and opt for a dockworker’s classic that converts to a cold-conquering balaclava without breaking a sweat! The Tough Guy Convertible Beanie sports a tight knit to defang biting winds – soft, warm and stretchy acrylic yarn shelters your neck, nose, cheeks and ears....

You never know what conditions you'll be working in, which is why you need a watch cap like this - to keep your options open. Yank the thick cuff down over your forehead and ears to fend off frigid wind. Or wear it beanie-style on top of your head to...

The original watchcap was forged in the salty spray and biting winds of naval decks, keeping sailors' heads warm when duty called. Our Watchcap Beanie brings that same no-nonsense, head-hugging warmth to your daily grind, whether you're navigating a blizzard on the jobsite or just grabbing a coffee on a...