Trans-Canada Ontario Cap
The construction of the Trans-Canada Highway was a natural outgrowth of the post Second World War economic boom and the explosive output of Detroit’s automobile industry. Although the first successful attempt to cross Canada by automobile was made by Thomas Wilby in 1912 few roads, if any, existed along the rugged Lake Superior section of Ontario. At that time, the Canadian Pacific Railroad was the only reliable link over the rugged Rocky Mountains. 100% brushed cotton twill cap. Felt applique logo with direct embroidery. Red Canoe logo and woven Canada flag patch on back of cap. 100% Cotton Adjustable
Materials
Color — Khaki
Between sizes? Take the larger — sweatbands can be padded.
Questions, answered
Brush gently with a soft-bristled brush, following the nap. Spot-clean with a barely damp cloth; never soak felt or straw.
Felt breathes more than you would expect, but for high heat we point you to Panama, raffia and straw weaves.
Most styles run to 7 5/8. For anything beyond, request a custom fit — larger blocks are a specialty of our makers.
Yes — that is exactly what custom requests are for. Tell us the hat and the change; we will see what our makers can do.
Each hat ships boxed and crown-supported from the maker or our studio. Details are confirmed by email before anything moves.
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