Salty Crew Men's Tailed Trucker Hat
Category: AMAZON FASHION
Categories: Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry > Men > Accessories > Hats & Caps > Baseball Caps
Store: Salty Crew
Average rating: 4.3 (20 ratings)
Features:
Snap closure
Hand Wash Only
DETAILS: Made of 85% Polyester, 15% Cotton for long lasting wear and easy care.
GREAT FIT: One size fits all. Snapback for custom fit.
GREAT LOOK: This Salty Crew structured trucker hat has a screenprinted graphic with side fabric stripes.

The surfing culture has left the beach; its lost its salt, fizzled out and dried up somewhere inland. But still, whether you are weaving through the crowds of yuppies and yahoos at the beach, or off on the fringe, alone, finding refuge in the sea, there are still a few who choose to lead a lifestyle supported by the ocean they choose to keep it Salty. Salty Crew started from a humble ambition to bring the industry back to its core, has turned into a brand that is now poised for growth on a larger scale. Salty Crew, a start-up emerging with stickers and T-shirts, has broadened its offering lately to boardshorts, hoodies, hats, and made its way into well-known core retailers on the West Coast. With a message that unites anyone and everyone who enjoys spending time in the ocean, it seems the brand is beginning to build recognition beyond its SoCal roots.There was a time in surfing, maybe you could call it surfing’s “golden age” before it was cool. Before Gidget maybe. When Surfers were wild men, Expelled from society, probably by choice. They found the sea better than the society they had been cast out of. So, they spent their lives out in the water. Nobody understood what they were doing out there. Maybe they didn’t understand it, but they knew they needed it. When the surf was flat they fished, or they dove, and when the wind picked up they sailed, but they never got out of the water. When they were in the water, they were living, everything else… well everything else was just waiting. This attitude seems to have disappeared in the surfing world, been lost somewhere along the way. The surfing culture has left the beach; it's lost its salt, fizzled out and dried up somewhere inland. But still, whether they are weaving through the crowds of yuppies and yahoos at the beach, or off on the fringe, alone, finding refuge in the sea, there are still a few who choose to lead a lifestyle supported by the ocean… they choose to keep it Salty. Salty Crew started from a humble