Duck Patch Gramps Hat
Duck Patch Gramps Hat
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The SALTYmf Duck Patch Gramps Hat is a duck hat on the Richardson 356 platform, built for the duck-lovers and duck hunters. Woven duck patch on the front, Richardson 356 structured cap across the crown. Everyday cap for people who quack.
Also from this drop: Pair with the Woven Duck Patch Trucker for the mesh-back Richardson 112 version of the same design.
Clean woven patch, structured Richardson cap silhouette, wearable anywhere ducks come up in conversation.
Why the Duck Patch Gramps Hat
- Richardson 356 platform: Structured cap blank from Richardson, the headwear manufacturer that outdoor and lifestyle brands trust. Holds its shape over time.
- Woven patch construction: Duck design woven directly into the fabric of the patch, then stitched to the front. Reads more detailed and durable than a printed patch, more subtle than a full-panel embroidery.
- Lifestyle-first design: Duck-forward without going tactical camo. Wears anywhere.
- SALTYmf brand: Same brand attitude that runs across the goat lineup, applied to a duck design.
Specs
- Platform: Richardson 356
- Front: woven duck patch
- Brand: SALTYmf
- Care: spot clean only
Frequently asked questions
What is a duck hat?
A duck hat is a cap featuring duck imagery, typically as a patch, embroidery, or print. Most duck hats in the market are designed for hunters, with camo shells, waterproof fabrics, and tactical builds. Lifestyle duck hats like the Woven Duck Patch use the duck 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.
