Itch-free, quick-drying warmth. Keeping your head warm is a big part of staying comfortable in cold weather, and our Ballard Watch Cap does exactly that. It’s knitted with 100% acrylic to minimize itching, and is highly breathable to minimize sweating. The cuffed design provides the flexibility to wear above the ears or covering them. This beanie insulates wet or dry, and dries quickly when needed.
Features
- Knitted with 100% acrylic
- Itch-free
- Insulates wet or dry
- Quick drying
- Cuffed design for adjustable coverage
Materials & Care
- 100% acrylic
- care Hand wash cold, dry flat. Do not dry clean.
About Filson
Since the company’s establishment in 1897, Filson has been the leading outfitter and manufacturer of durable, reliable, and practical clothing. Initially making it for pioneers of the Yukon Gold Rush, Filson has become a favorite among hunters, miners, loggers, ranchers, and more. To expand their sustainability efforts, they have partnered with and supported numerous conservation organizations such as the National Forest Foundation, Trout Unlimited, Puget Soundkeeper Alliance, and many more. Their products use RDA-compliant goose down and sustainable synthetic content. To this day, the development of Filson products prioritizes quality materials that can withstand the hard demands of your adventures. Explore our Filson collection of purpose-crafted and best-in-class quality clothing for your next crusade with the outdoors.
Why Filson
Dependable, unfailing, and most trusted. The reason we love Filson is because their products do not quit. Their clothing is made to equip us for even the most severe conditions nature presents. From Filson’s Mackinaw Wool, a durable material for cold-weather clothing, to Filson’s armor-like protection fabric, Tin Cloth, the brand offers elevated, durable wear. But Filson doesn’t stop there, their bags and luggage are built with industrial-strength Rugged Twill, vegetable-tanned Bridle Leather, and military-grade ballistic nylon perfect to carry and protect all your goods.
