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Arborwear

Arborwear Trucker Patch Cap

A mesh-back trucker cap with an Arborwear patch for ground days and drive time.

$28 Typical price. Retail prices change, so check today's price before you buy.
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  • Classic trucker shape with a mesh back
  • Arborwear logo patch on the front
  • Adjustable snap back
  • Breathes well in warm weather

Apparel

The Arborwear trucker patch cap is a classic mesh-back trucker hat with an Arborwear logo patch on the front. It is the cap for ground work, drive time between jobs and the end of the day when the helmet comes off.

A cap for the in-between hours

Tree work runs on a helmet, but there are plenty of hours when you are not wearing one: driving to the job, writing estimates, fueling saws and grabbing lunch. A trucker cap keeps the sun out of your eyes and the sawdust out of your hair, and the mesh back lets heat out on hot days.

The patch front gives it a clean, simple look. Browse the rest of our hats and caps for other styles and colors.

Arborwear builds its clothing around tree work, and the cap fits that look. It pairs well with work pants and a hoodie on cold mornings and still breathes in the afternoon heat. Keep one in the truck for the drive between jobs, for a stop at the supply house, or for the days you are running the chipper or the stump grinder well away from overhead work. A light color stays cooler in direct sun, while a darker one hides bar oil and sap.

Fit, care and where not to wear it

The snap back adjusts to most heads. Hand wash in cool water and let it air dry so the brim keeps its shape.

A cap is not head protection. Wear a helmet that meets the required standard any time you are climbing, in a bucket or on the ground in the drop zone, and keep the cap for the times you are clear of overhead work.