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Maine Trucker Hat (Unisex)
$32.00
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Maine Trucker Hat (Unisex)
$32.00
The Maine Trucker Hat is made in Biddeford, Maine. Each hat is individually hand dyed and hand stamped with the outline of Maine.
About the artisan: Amy Rose Goodness is a Mainer through and through. Born and raised in Saco, she brings a sense of community and pride to every uniquely Maine piece she creates.
Please use the "contact us" tab to specify the color you prefer.
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