Every Härkila cap we carry, from camouflaged stalking caps to tweed flat caps for a driven day. The peak matters more than people think: it keeps rain off your binocular lenses and cuts glare when you are glassing into a low sun.
Which cap for which job
- Stalking and highseat: the Modi and Deer Stalker camo caps in AXIS MSP Forest, including the Deer Stalker HWS with Härkila's windproof, waterproof membrane and a version with a removable mesh face cover for sitting out in the open.
- Wet and cold: the Pro Hunter GTX Reversible, the Moose Hunter 2.0 GTX in Mossy Oak Break-Up Country, and the Driven Hunt HSP Insulated with fleece fold-down ear flaps for standing at a peg in January.
- Hill and travel: Mountain Hunter in low-noise brushed fabric to match the jacket and trousers, plus the Mountain Hunter Expedition and Trail foldable caps that pack flat into a rucksack lid.
- Visibility: the Wildboar Pro Blaze camo light cap for driven hunts where you need to be seen by the other guns.
- Country and tweed: Berkshire, the Benmore baker boy in British wool tweed, the Badanloch flat cap and the corduroy cap.
Before you order
Match the camo pattern to your jacket if you stalk in woodland; a mismatched head is the part of you a deer sees first over a fence line. Check the size guide on each product, as the fitted caps and flat caps come in sizes while the baseball-style caps adjust.
For the full clothing range see Härkila; for every other brand see Hats & Caps. Midge nets and insect-treated headwear are under Midge, Tick & Insect Clothing.
