You can find cheaper Made-In-China caps for less than the postage.
I purchased what was advertised as a Heritage Wool cap, regular price $252. Not sure who would ever pay that much for a cap, but postage was around $40, so it seemed worth the gamble.
Shipping was fast, and while the "Made in China" tag was disappointing, it wasn't really surprising. What was surprising was the other side of the tag saying this so-called woolen cap was actually a cotton/polyester blend.
I emailed the company right away to complain about this discrepancy. Their prompt response was to remind me the hats were a promotional item, free with postage. It was only after my third email, suggesting they edit their copy to accurately describe the product, that they said "We’ve noted your suggestion regarding the wording and will pass it along to our team for review."
I am fluent enough in corporate-speak to understand that to mean "Sorry you shelled out $40 for something resembling an authentic wool cap made in the Dales, and we have no intention of changing our ad copy."








