Dead Man's Hand Flat Brim Hat
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Western legend, Wild Bill Hickok, was murdered while playing five card stud on August 2nd of 1876. Legend has it, he held in his hand a pair of black aces and a pair of black eights and an unknown fifth card... If you draw the "Dead Man's Hand" are you foldin' or going all in? Rest In Peace Bill, this ones for you.
- Poly/Cotton Twill
- Embroidered Logo
- Unstructured 5-Panel
- Retro Pop-Up Mesh
- Rope Hat
- Easy Curve Visor
- Snapback
- Agave Tag
- Classic Sendero Label
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Dead Man's Hand Flat Brim Hat
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Sendero was born out of one thing: the love for the West. The landscapes, cultures, history, geology, flora, and fauna. All of it. Our very first hat came into being because of the wild West Texas views down in Big Bend country. And take it from us, there’s nothing better than putting on a hat that fits juuust right. We've been chasing that feeling ever since, and although we make a whole lot more than hats these days… that feeling of making our first hat is what keeps us going and pushing the boundaries.