Frequently Asked Questions
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The Mackinaw Cap uses premium 26-ounce, 100% wool from American Woolen Company in Connecticut. It's slightly heavier than the wool blend used in the Original Stormy Kromer Cap and matches the wool used in our Button Vest, Mackinaw Coat, and Double Mackinaw Coat.
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Use a soft tape measure to measure around your head where you like your hat to sit. Divide that measurement by 3.14 (π), then round up to the nearest 1/8. This is your Stormy Kromer hat size. If you don't have a tape measure, you can also use a piece of string and measure it against a ruler. Please remember that these hats generally do not stretch over time. If your measurement falls between sizes, or if you prefer a looser fit, we recommend sizing up.
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The Mackinaw Cap is designed for cold-weather comfort, but how warm it feels depends on the person and the conditions. Wool provides natural warmth while remaining breathable, making it a great choice for cool to cold weather. If you regularly spend extended time outdoors in extreme cold, consider one of our insulated styles or hats with longer earbands for additional warmth.
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Simply slide your thumb between the earband and the cap, then pull the earband down over your ears. There's no need to untie or unfold anything. When you're ready, just pull it back up into place for the classic Stormy Kromer look.
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For most people, the Mackinaw Cap's earband covers about one-half to two-thirds of the ear. Because everyone's head shape and ear placement are different, coverage will vary. If you're looking for more coverage or added warmth in extreme cold, Stormy Kromer also offers styles with longer earbands and additional insulation.
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Dry cleaning is the best way to care for your Mackinaw Cap. For small spills or stains, spot cleaning is often enough. If your cap gets wet from rain or snow, let it air dry naturally away from direct heat or sunlight. Never put your wool cap in the dryer, as the heat can cause it to shrink.
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Posted by Unknown on Jan 11th 2013
An Amercan made hat and it shows. Great quality and fit. -DaveR
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Posted by Unknown on Jan 3rd 2013
Most hats I buy I want to take off in five minutes . This hat I forget that it is on. -Don
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Posted by Unknown on Dec 29th 2012
The hat is GREAT!!!! Always wanted one, and got one this year! Love it. -Wes
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Posted by Unknown on Dec 29th 2012
Just got my Mackinaw Cap in time to shovel the drive this morning. Kept me warm and dry in the falling snow. I love it and highly recommend a Stormy Kromer Hat. Protect your lid! -Bobber1123
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Posted by Unknown on Nov 24th 2012
Have five sk hats and just got the Mac to go with Jac and vest back. Think I'm on the right track for winter this year. Excellent quality, meticulous detail, knowledgeable customer service.I wear a XXL in everything since my he man chest became a chest of drawers. The 50 or 52 size customer election was measured by customer service rep to get the right fit. Thanks for measuring up to your reputation. I too, was made in Michigan. -Lumpy
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Posted by Unknown on Nov 19th 2012
Was at a sporting goods store the other day to buy a gun cleaning kit and on the way out of the store I stopped and tried on the Mackinaw cap. It was a perfect fit and felt very comfortable.Very good quality and made in America. -Geroldc
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Posted by Unknown on Nov 17th 2012
Received my Makinaw Stormy Kromer today, and could not be more pleased. Excellent fit, superb quality. And, most important, it really looks good on my head. Some hats can make you look goofy, but not this Stormy Kromer. Style and function along with excellent quality makes for a fine hat. My only regret is that the Makinaw does not come in more color choices. My primary reason for selecting the Makinaw was the 100 percent wool fabric. Given the choice, I prefer all wool to a wool blend. Just a personal choice. -Ron
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Posted by Unknown on Nov 3rd 2012
Bought the hat at the factory, not only did I get a great hat but also had a chance to meet the owner. Now that does not happen every day unless you are in china!! -Rick
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Posted by Unknown on Aug 31st 2012
Love this hat. -writwing