Fabric: 100% garment-washed cotton twill front panels and bill, 100% soft mesh polyester mid and back panelsStructure: UnstructuredProfile: LowClosure: 7-position adjustable snapback The garment-washing process infuses each garment with unique character. Please allow for slight color variation. Special consideration must also be taken when printing white ink on garment-washed cotton.
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8.5-ounce, 100% cotton canvas Contrast 100% cotton webbing neck and waist ties Antique brass metal grommets and neck adjuster Two patch pockets with antique brass metal rivets 21.25″w x 30.25″l
Snag-resistant and pill-resistant with a matte finish, this moisture-wicking hoodie owes its high performance to double-knit construction, while a full, athletic cut provides free range of motion. | 7.1-ounce, 100% polyester Grey Heather colors have contrast jersey hood lining Taped neck Rib knit cuffs Half rib knit, half self-fabric hem Front pouch pocket *Please note: […]
With tonal bartacks and seaming details, this sophisticated, high-performance polo breaks the routine frame of mind.| 4.2-ounce, 100% poly pique with stay-cool wicking and odor- control technologies OGIO heat transfer label for tag-free comfort Self-fabric collar Open Y-neck placket with tonal bartacks Princess seams on the front and back Set-in, open hem sleeves Woven OGIO […]
Rugged style meets soft warmth in this classic blanket that’s ready for firesides and more. 18-ounce linear yard, 100% polyester microfleece bonded to 100% polyester high-pile fleece Fully hemmed Eddie Bauer logo woven patch on bottom right corner Dimensions: 50″ x 60″
STAY-COOL WICKINGULTRA-BREATHABLEFLATLOCK SEAMS FOR COMFORTREFLECTIVE DETAILS 4-ounce, 100% poly jersey with stay-cool wicking technology Self-fabric collar Reflective O heat transfer at back neck OGIO heat transfer label for tag-free comfort Set-in sleeves Reflective stacked O heat transfers at sleeves Thumbholes for warmth
50 years in the making, the Original Pack was inspired by our founder. It’s reminiscent of the first pack he created as part of a college project in 1971. Complete with a large main pocket designed to hold at least 12 cans, his fiery red rucksack was sold to promote a brewery. 1080D polyester Rucksack […]
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