Moonlight Ski Unisex Trucker Hat - Light Brown

Alpine Ski Scene Trucker -- Light Brown Unisex Snapback | Salon-Selected

The Moonlight Ski trucker carries a printed alpine scene across the front panel, complete with snowy peaks, pine trees, and a pair of crossed skis, set against a light brown brim and mesh back. The snapback closure adjusts to one size fits most. It is a Montana Scene original design, printed in Montana.

The mesh back keeps it breathable enough for spring skiing, lodge days, and everyday wear, and the muted brown-and-pastel palette keeps the graphic from reading as a novelty souvenir cap. It layers cleanly over flannel, fleece, and knitwear.

A hat is exactly where hat hair and flyaways turn up the moment it comes off, so keep the Hair Finishing Stick close to smooth the hairline in seconds. Pull hair back underneath with the Gallop Equestrian Hair Tie Bracelets, which stay on the wrist between wears, and browse the full Boho Hair Tie Bracelets Collection for the rest of the sets.

Works best for: ski trips and apres-ski, mountain travel, winter and spring everyday wear, and gifting.

Style: Snapback trucker, unisex | Front: Printed alpine ski scene | Color: Light brown | Back: Mesh | Closure: Adjustable, one size fits most

Frequently Asked Questions

What size is the Moonlight Ski trucker?

One size fits most. The snapback closure at the back adjusts across a range of head sizes.

Is this hat unisex?

Yes. The fit and the light brown alpine colorway are both built to work for any wearer.

Is a mesh-back hat warm enough for winter?

A trucker is a ventilated build, so it is better suited to spring skiing, lodge and travel days, and layering under a hood than to deep cold on its own.

How do I deal with hat hair after a day on the mountain?

Smooth the hairline and any flyaways with the Hair Finishing Stick right after the hat comes off, and tie hair back with a fabric-wrapped elastic rather than a bare band to avoid a hard crease.

Where is this hat made?

It is a Montana Scene original design, printed in Montana.