SIERRA HAT

Post WWII saw an increased interest in outdoor activities as returning servicemen sought peace and solitude in America’s National Parks.
Any period photograph found in National Geographic, will yield a wealth of visual reference showing gear worn in the great outdoors. Predominate is the use of surplus military, Army rucksacks, P-42 pants and M-43 jackets abound unconsciously mixed back with wool plaids from LL Bean and Eddie Bauer.

Adorning heads, the Papa Nui Sierra Hat is prevalent. A bright red cotton variant of the military’s Daisy Mae, the Sierra is built tough in Japanese twill and bridges perfectly the twin themes of Outdoor and Military styles, an iconic combination thats as relevant today as it was in 1947.

-100% cotton Japanese twill.
-Fully crafted in Japan by John Lofgren Bootmaker.