280342 - Miller Electric Royal/Heather Mesh Back Cap by New Era

Show Your True Colors with Miller and New Era

When you run Blue in the shop, you want gear that reflects that pride when the helmet comes off. The Miller 280342 New Era Stretch Mesh Cap in Royal and Heather is the perfect way to represent your trade. This isn't just a cheap promotional hat; it is a genuine New Era cap, built with the same attention to detail and quality as the pro sports caps you see on the field. The design strikes a perfect balance between rugged shop style and casual weekend wear, featuring a bold Royal Blue front and bill paired with a subtle, stylish Heather Grey back.

Comfort That Fits Your Grind
We know that after wearing a welding helmet all day, the last thing you want is an uncomfortable hat. That’s why this cap features a premium stretch-fit design. It hugs your head securely without the need for a plastic strap that can dig in or break. The internal sweatband is designed to wick away moisture, keeping sweat out of your eyes when you're working on a project or manning the grill. The pre-curved visor gives you that broken-in look and feel right out of the box, so you don't have to spend weeks shaping it.

Stay Cool Under Pressure
Welding shops get hot—there's no way around it. The back half of this cap is constructed from breathable mesh that maximizes airflow. This ventilation keeps your head cool and comfortable, whether you are prepping metal, running errands, or just relaxing with the crew. The mesh is durable and resistant to tearing, ensuring your hat lasts as long as your favorite pair of gloves.

The Perfect Gift for the Welder
If you are looking for a gift for the fabricator in your life, you can't go wrong with Miller branded gear. It’s a subtle nod to the industry that looks great on everyone. Whether you are a seasoned pipe welder, a structural ironworker, or a garage hobbyist, this cap lets everyone know you trust the best equipment in the business. Grab yours today and upgrade your daily carry with the comfort of New Era and the reliability of Miller.