Birdline Logo Flag Snapback Hat
$37.99
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A structured flat-brim snapback with the Birdline bird mark embroidered on the front and an American flag stitched on the side. Crisp enough for town, ready for the trailhead.
- 80% acrylic, 20% wool
- Green Camo is 60% cotton, 40% polyester
- Structured, 6-panel, high-profile
- 6 embroidered eyelets
- Plastic snap closure
- Green undervisor
- Head circumference: 21⅝″–23⅝″ (54.9 cm–60 cm)
Built for birders.Made to last.
Premium quality. The Timeless Apparel for Life Outside.
Every detail is chosen with purpose.
Ready for every birding day — and every day outside.
- Acrylic-wool blend 80% acrylic, 20% wool. Green Camo is 60% cotton, 40% polyester.
- Structured high-profile Six-panel crown with full buckram for a crisp shape.
- Flat brim Classic flat brim with a green undervisor.
- Embroidered Birdline artwork Original Birdline design, stitched on the front.
- Embroidered eyelets Six embroidered eyelets on the crown.
- Snapback closure Plastic snap closure. Fits head sizes 21 5/8 to 23 5/8 inches.
Made for birding days and every day outside
- On the trail Made for long days outside with the binoculars.
- At the cabin Coffee, checklists and slow mornings.
- Birding trips Easy to pack, easy to wear, everywhere you go.
- Behind the lens Stays out of the way while you frame the shot.
- Everywhere From the backyard to the back roads—go bird more.
- Every day A classic look for birders — in the field and everywhere else.
Designed for birders. Backed by quality.
- Made for birders Original designs for people who love birds and life outside.
- Designed in the USA Proudly designed in the United States with care.
- Original Birdline artwork Designed by Birdline — you will not find it anywhere else.
- Arrived with an issue? Contact us within 30 days for support.
- Tracked U.S. shipping Ships in 1–5 business days, tracked every step.
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Field notes
What to Wear Birding — Starting With the Brim
Birds notice movement and contrast long before they notice you. Dress to disappear into the habitat, layer for a morning that starts cold and ends warm, and keep your hands free for the binoculars. The same rules hold on the trail, at the campsite and on the drive home.
Colors the birds won't notice
- Muted earth tones: olive, sand, stone and bark blend into cover; save the bright colors for the parking lot.
- Skip white: it reads as a flash of movement from across a field.
- Matte over shiny: soft, matte fabrics don't catch the light the way shiny technical gear can.
Brim, crown and the kind of morning it is
- A curved brim shades your eyes and cuts glare off the binoculars — the safe pick for open water and long sightlines.
- A flat brim sits higher and stays clear when you are craning up into the canopy.
- Knit for the cold start, mesh for the warm finish: a beanie on a frozen dawn, a mesh back once the sun clears the treeline.
Small details that matter in the field
- A brimmed hat cuts glare off the binoculars and keeps the sun off the back of your neck.
- Long sleeves and pants in tick season; tuck them if you're off-trail.
- Somewhere to keep the field notebook. A pocket counts.
Also in the field
SPOTTED NEARBY
Gear that tends to travel with this one — into the field and beyond.
Your tracks
RECENTLY SPOTTED
The ones you've already had in the binoculars.