Mt. Yale Trucker Hat

Celebrate your summit with the Mt. Yale trucker hat. The tradition of naming the peaks of the Sawatch Range after prestigious colleges all began with Mt. Yale (elevation 14,196 ft). The first recorded climb of this peak was in August 1869 led by Harvard University professor and Yale University alum J.D. Whitney who was head of the Harvard School of Mining. From Denny Creek Trailhead, the trail is very well-defined and maintained thanks to the Colorado Fourteeners Initiative (CFI) and a rugged ridge to the summit will test your boulder-hopping skills. As part of Adventum’s Summa Collection, featuring a comfortable fit and our original summit design patch, this stylish snapback is bound to become your new favorite hat.

Features

• Adjustable snapback
• Summa "Summit" Collection original circle art

Materials

• Breathable and light-weight construction
• Cotton, polyester blend
• Precurved visor
• Cotton sweatband
• 100% polyester mesh back

Size

• Medium-Large (6 7/8” - 7 5/8”)

Hat Care

Dirty hats show character! Hats can get dirty and sweaty on hot summer days.

If you are looking to wash out some dirt or sweat stains, we recommend you hand wash or spot treat your cap with warm water and a light laundry detergent or small amounts of OxiClean. Air dry to help maintain shape.

Tip: rinsing with warm water regularly after particularly sweaty days will help maintain the hats best appearance.

We do not recommend letting your heat pressed hat soak in water. Soap, water, alcohol, and harsh chemical cleansers can weaken the glue bond between the patch and hat.