Kani da Moa Rooster Patch Trucker Cap — North Shore Hawaiʻi Snapback

Some caps are souvenirs. This one’s a local.

Meet Kani da Moa — the free-range rooster who runs the North Shore of Oʻahu. Kani means to crow. He’s named after the only thing he ever says. Nobody owns him. Nobody feeds him. He was in the water before dawn patrol showed up, and he’ll be there after you drive home. Half-lidded, weathered, completely unbothered. Now he rides on the front of your cap as a clean stitched patch — the rooster who surfs, wave-comb and all.

This is a rugged snapback trucker built for sun, sweat, and long days on the road. The mid-profile, six-panel crown holds its shape while breathable mesh at the back keeps air moving. A pre-curved visor with matching underbill shades your eyes, and the cotton sweatband quietly wicks away the moisture. The adjustable plastic snap dials in a comfortable one-size fit, and the little details — sewn-in label, visor sticker — give it that finished, lived-in look before you’ve even broken it in.

Wear it on the early coffee run before anyone else is up. Wear it on the tailgate with the boards in the bed. Wear it out to Laniakea, or on the long drive home. Kani doesn’t care where you’re from — visitor, local, or somewhere in between. He’s just already awake.

Dawn Patrol Since Forever.

Product features

• Adjustable plastic snap closure for a one-size fit
• Breathable 100% polyester mesh back
• Structured six-panel, mid-profile crown with eyelets
• Pre-curved visor with matching underbill and eight-row stitching
• Comfortable 100% cotton sweatband; front fabric 60% cotton / 40% polyester
• Da Moa rooster patch stitched to the front panel

Care

Spot-clean with warm water and a little dish soap — no need to soak the whole cap. For stubborn spots, work it gently with a soft-bristled brush.

Part of the hawaii.surf / Da Regulars collection. Feral confidence, aloha underneath.