Steer Skull Trucker Hat

The skull connotes death. ... And the skull it represents also suggests a happening beyond death that's not always negative. As for cows, it's widely known that they are gentle creatures and are patronized in some religions as the sustainer of energy.

Early tribes such as the Balinese indigenous people and the Native Americans believed that nothing should go to waste. So when they hunt for food, every part of the animal is used in something meaningful; may it be for food, shelter, clothing, or sacred relics, everything is used up. Since these animals provide so much for their daily living, they are highly respected and treated as sources of life.

The cow skull is made into a tribute for the well-appreciated animal who had played its significant role. It is hung on their walls and brought to sacred ceremonies to pay homage to what was. It is also etched in stylish carvings so as to bring a new kind of beauty to the former emblem of death. As it’s turned into an artful reminder and a sacred insignia, what they only see is how the cow has given them the fruits of life instead of the former meaning associated with skulls.

This six-panel Yupoong trucker hat with a mesh back will be a comfy and classic choice for a perfect day in the sun.

• 60% cotton, 40% polyester
• Mid-profile cap with a low-profile embroidery area
• Structured, six-panel cap
• 3.5″ crown (8.9 cm)
• Hard buckram front panels
• Mesh back
• Permacurv® visor, matching undervisor
• Plastic adjustable closure
• Head circumference: 21⅝″–23⅝″ (54.9 cm–60 cm)
• Blank product sourced from Vietnam or Bangladesh