Stormy Kromer Original Cap (7 Black)

Description

He asked his wife Ida to sew some flaps on an old baseball cap to keep it snug. George Stormy Kromer, a semi-pro baseball player and railroad engineer, got tired of losing his hat to the winter wind. The main body is made of tough, wool and nylon, and it has a 100% cotton inner lining. George Stormy Kromer, a semi-pro baseball player and railroad engineer, got tired of losing his hat to the winter wind. He asked his wife Ida to sew some flaps on an old baseball cap to keep it snug. It worked so well that 100 years later it is still legendary for comfort and fit.The Original Stormy Kromer is carefully constructed by American hands in Michigan's upper peninsula. The main body is made of tough, wool and nylon, and it has a 100% cotton inner lining. Stormy Kromer caps are second to none when it comes to warmth in the fall and winter, so you'll always be comfortable on hunting trips, while working, or any other place where it might get a little brisk. Featuring simple, straightforward styling and functionality, the Original Stormy Kromer might end up being one you pass down to the next generation. It worked so well that 100 years later it is still legendary for comfort and fit.The Original Stormy Kromer is carefully constructed by American hands in Michigan's upper peninsula. The main body is made of tough, wool and nylon, and it has a 100% cotton inner lining. The main body is made of tough, high-quality wool and nylon, and it has a 100% cotton inner lining.

Key Features

• Featuring simple, straightforward styling and functionality, the Original Stormy Kromer might end up being one you pass down to the next generation.
• George Stormy Kromer, a semi-pro baseball player and railroad engineer, got tired of losing his hat to the winter wind.
• The main body is made of tough, wool and nylon, and it has a 100% cotton inner lining.
• Stormy Kromer caps are second to none when it comes to warmth in the fall and winter, so you'll always be comfortable on hunting trips, while working, or any other place where it might get a little brisk.
• It worked so well that 100 years later it is still legendary for comfort and fit.The Original Stormy Kromer is carefully constructed by American hands in Michigan's upper peninsula.
• He asked his wife Ida to sew some flaps on an old baseball cap to keep it snug.