Bear Patch Gramps Hat

The SALTYmf Bear Patch Gramps Hat is a bear hat on the Richardson 356 platform. Woven bear patch on the front, structured Richardson 356 across the crown, Brown/Cream/Loden colorway. Everyday cap for the bear-loving crowd, hikers, outdoors people, and the mountain-town-adjacent.

Also from this drop: Pair with the Bear Patch Trucker for the mesh-back Richardson 112 version of the same design.

The Richardson 356 is a clean structured six-panel cap silhouette. Reads more elevated than a soft-crown dad hat, more everyday than a full-height trucker. Wears anywhere.

Why the Bear Patch Gramps Hat

• Richardson 356 platform: Structured cap blank from Richardson, the headwear manufacturer that outdoor and lifestyle brands trust. Holds shape over time.
• Woven bear patch: Bear design woven directly into the fabric of the patch, then stitched to the front. Detailed, durable, holds up longer than a printed patch.
• Brown/Cream/Loden colorway: Earth-tone palette that reads outdoors without going tactical. Pairs with anything.
• SALTYmf brand: Same brand attitude that runs across the goat lineup, applied to a bear design.

Specs

• Platform: Richardson 356
• Construction: structured six-panel
• Bill: curved
• Closure: adjustable
• Front: woven bear patch
• Colorway: Brown/Cream/Loden
• Care: spot clean only

Frequently asked questions

What is a bear hat?
A bear hat is a cap featuring bear imagery, typically as a patch, embroidery, or print. Most bear hats in the market read either outdoors-tactical or novelty. Lifestyle bear hats like the SALTYmf Bear Patch Gramps Hat use the bear as a design element on a standard everyday cap silhouette.

What is the Richardson 356?
The Richardson 356 is a structured cap blank made by Richardson, a headwear manufacturer whose blanks are used across outdoor, lifestyle, and workwear brands. The 356 offers a clean structured silhouette that holds its shape over time, which is why brands pick it for premium branded caps.

What is a woven patch?
A woven patch is a fabric patch with the design woven directly into the yarn instead of embroidered or printed. Woven patches read finer and more detailed than embroidery, hold up longer than printed patches, and add visual texture without a heavy raised feel.