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Description
xAdventure awaits...
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A portion of proceeds will support The Explorers Club and its mission to advance field research, scientific exploration and resource conservation.
Sanded / Brushed Twill (100% cotton 6.5oz) & Polyester Mesh
Made in the USA
One Size Fits Most (fits head sizes 6 3/4 to 7 7/8)
DETAILS
Globe patch based on an archival, hand-drawn design from 1957. It shows The Explorers Club’s waving flag on a globe background, accompanied by the words "Terra-Mari-Caeloque" -- Earth, Sea, and Sky.
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5-Panel construction (4 radial panels + 1 front crown panel).
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Mid-crown, mid-depth.
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Contrast 'scrambled eggs' embroidered on brim.
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Custom woven interior contract label in sweatband.
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Contrast side stripes.
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Matching white snapback closure with 'MADE IN USA' emboss.
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ABOUT OUR MODEL
The reluctant but extremely charming model in our campaign, Brian Gaisford, has been an Explorers Club member for nearly fifty years. Brian has led over 100 safaris in twenty countries, and co-founded the with Ernest Hemingway's son Gregory in 1975. Via his gallery, Brian is committed to promoting and elevating art and artists to directly impact economic conditions on the African continent. Brian is also an activist who is committed to conservation by stopping poaching.
ABOUT THE COLLABORATION
Whether your idea of adventure is summiting Everest or too many mai tais at a beach bar, Tombolo wants to come along for the journey. We promise we’ll keep up.
As longtime purveyors of ‘Escapewear,’ Tombolo knows of no better escape than that which becomes a true adventure. That’s why we are so thrilled to partner with The Explorers Club on this exclusive capsule collection.
Since 1904, The Explorers Club has championed scientific expeditions of all disciplines. Along the way, it has become renowned for the "Famous Firsts" accomplished by its illustrious members, including: first to the North Pole (1909), first to the South Pole (1911), first to the summit of Mt. Everest (1953), first to the deepest point in the ocean (1960), and first to the surface of the Moon (1969).
We designed this capsule in close collaboration with The Explorers Club to celebrate its tireless spirit of adventure. A portion of proceeds will support The Explorers Club and its mission to advance field research, scientific exploration and resource conservation.
The Explorers Club is headquartered on the Upper East Side of our very own New York City. Learn more about the club , including exploring its – many of which are open to the public with registration. Those interested in donating can do so .
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