USA Woollux 504 - Limited Edition

Description

This new take on the classic 504 cap, made from luxe fibers of the finest merino wool will certainly impress. The USA Woollux 504 Cap features the signature embroidered Kangol logo and Kangaroo on the back of the cap. There is also a comfort stretch sweatband. Kangol's 100% sourced and made in the USA merino wool is a sustainable, harm free fiber harvested in New York, washed in Texas, spun into yarn in Vermont and made into a hat in Pennsylvania by Employee-Owners. Limited Edition Exclusive The USA Woollux 504 is a limited edition Kangol cap hand-crafted in America from start to finish. This new take on the classic 504 cap, made from luxe fibers of the finest merino wool will certainly impress. The wool for the USA Woollux 504 Cap comes from merino sheep raised in the Catskills of New York. Kangol's 100% sourced and made in the USA merino wool is a sustainable, harm free fiber harvested in New York, washed in Texas, spun into yarn in Vermont and made into a hat in Pennsylvania by Employee-Owners. The USA Woollux 504 Cap features the signature embroidered Kangol logo and Kangaroo on the back of the cap. There is also a comfort stretch sweatband. Limited Edition Exclusive The USA Woollux 504 is a limited edition Kangol cap hand-crafted in America from start to finish. The wool for the USA Woollux 504 Cap comes from merino sheep raised in the Catskills of New York.

Key Features

• The wool for the USA Woollux 504 Cap comes from merino sheep raised in the Catskills of New York.
• The USA Woollux 504 Cap features the signature embroidered Kangol logo and Kangaroo on the back of the cap.
• There is also a comfort stretch sweatband.
• Limited Edition Exclusive The USA Woollux 504 is a limited edition Kangol cap hand-crafted in America from start to finish.
• This new take on the classic 504 cap, made from luxe fibers of the finest merino wool will certainly impress.
• Kangol's 100% sourced and made in the USA merino wool is a sustainable, harm free fiber harvested in New York, washed in Texas, spun into yarn in Vermont and made into a hat in Pennsylvania by Employee-Owners.