Sea Otter and Seal Skin Trapper Hat

Handcrafted with care in Sitka, Alaska, this Sea Otter Fur Trapper Hat is built for extreme warmth and durability. The interior is lined with ultra-soft sea otter fur, while the outer shell is made from seal skin – making it naturally windproof, water-resistant, and incredibly warm.

If you’re looking for the perfect combination of luxury and practicality, this trapper hat is it. Known as one of the warmest furs in the world, sea otter provides unmatched softness, while the seal skin exterior adds rugged protection from harsh weather.

Ideal for all cold-weather adventures:

• Sled dog racing and snowshoeing

• Ice fishing and trapping

• Hunting, hiking, or long winter walks

• Skiing, snow shoveling, or simply braving the cold outdoors

Every hat is hand-crafted and made to order, ensuring that each piece is unique and crafted to last a lifetime.

Production Time: Please allow up to 2 weeks for your custom hat to be completed and shipped. Rush orders and build pricing is available upon request: (907) 738-1501

Materials:

• Genuine sea otter fur (lining) – ultra-soft and exceptionally warm

• Seal Skin (outer shell) – naturally windproof and water-resistant

• Handmade in Alaska By Native artisans

Sizing:

• Standard adult sizes available

• Custom sizing upon request (please include head measurement when ordering)

Care Instructions:

• Shake gently or smooth with fingers to fluff

• Avoid prolonged crushing to maintain fullness

• Store in cool, dry place away from sunlight and direct heat sources

• Professional fur cleaning only – do not machine wash

Production and Shipping:

• Each hat is made to order – please allow up to 2 weeks for production before shipping

• Rush orders and bulk pricing available – call Robert at (907)738-1501

• Ships securely packaged to protect the fur during transit

Cultural Note:

This hat is more than winter gear – it represents a living tradition. Each piece is hand-crafted using skills passed down for generations, supporting Alaska native hunters, families, and continuation of cultural heritage.