Northern Classics Trooper Style Wild Mink Fur Hat

Designed for extreme cold weather wear, this trooper style wild mink fur hat delivers exceptional warmth with a timeless, rugged profile. The sides, top, back, and ear flaps are crafted entirely from premium wild mink fur, selected for its dense structure, softness, and natural insulating performance. A quilt-lined interior enhances comfort while helping retain heat in harsh conditions.

The ear flaps can be worn up or down depending on your environment and are finished with leather laces to secure them neatly when worn in the raised position.

For sizing, measure the circumference of your head where you would normally wear a baseball cap. The average child typically wears a small. The average woman typically wears a medium. The average man typically wears a large.

Small: 20 inches to 21 1/2 inches
Medium: 21 1/2 inches to 22 1/4 inches
Large: 22 1/4 inches to 23 inches
X Large: 23 inches to 23 3/4 inches

Product received may vary slightly from photos as each piece is handmade using naturally unique fur, meaning no two hats are exactly the same.

Crafted in Michigan:

Every Northern Classics piece is produced in Michigan using traditional fur craftsmanship. Each pelt is carefully selected and finished to highlight the natural character of the fur - ensuring a product that performs in cold climates while maintaining a refined appearance. Small-batch production ensures quality and attention to detail rarely found in mass-produced alternatives.

Natural & Responsible Materials: Natural fur is a renewable resource sourced from responsibly managed North American wildlife. Unlike synthetic faux fur - which is typically made from petroleum-based plastics - natural fur is biodegradable and designed to last for decades when properly cared for. Choosing natural materials supports sustainable wildlife management and reduces reliance on synthetic textiles.

Care Instructions: Natural fur requires minimal care but should be stored in a cool, dry environment when not in use. Avoid prolonged compression and allow the fur to air out if exposed to moisture.