Seal Skin Scally Cap
$269.00
The Scally Cap is also referred to as a Flat Cap or Ivy Cap. It will keep the winter sun off your face and make a stylish statement out of On The Trot! The Boys will be jealous! You may never find two alike as the Seal Skin has its own unique patterns.
- 100% Harp Seal Fur
- Newfoundland Tartan Lining
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Description
The Scally Cap is also referred to as a Flat Cap or Ivy Cap. It will keep the winter sun off your face and make a stylish statement out of On The Trot! The Boys will be jealous! You may never find two alike as the Seal Skin has its own unique patterns.
Materials
100 Harp Seal Fur
Newfoundland Tartan Lining
Colors
Polar and Steel dyed 100% Harp Seal.
Size
Head Circumference (Inches)
Small – 22 1/2″
Medium – 23″
Large – 24″
X-Large – 24 7/8″
About seal fur
We use natural seal fur 100% ethically sourced from Canadian harvesters in Canada. Our seal fur has been tanned and dyed according to the environmental rules in Canada. All seal furs have variations in color and finished caused by their natural origin.
Enjoy handmade
Our products are authentic and carefully handmade with high-quality materials. Take care of them and you will enjoy our exclusive items for a long time.
Shipping
- Ready to ship in 10 days after your order.
- No returns are acceptable.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.6 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 14 × 10.8 × 2.2 in |
| Size | Small – 22 1/2'', Medium – 23", Large – 24", X-Large – 24 7/8" |
1 review for Seal Skin Scally Cap
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Tyler (verified owner) –
I am quite pleased with the style and workmanship evident in this product, and I am even more in favour of seal-skin products now! I am curious about alternate designs (snap-down peaked-cap?), and other products, such as a Scottish sporran, too. The seams of the hat are somewhat more pronounced than I expected, although not displeasing, I am nonetheless curious if another fabrication method might smooth then out without increasing material waste or diminishing durability.