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Crown Circumference, in
21.25 - 22.25, S/M
22.00 - 23.25, M/L
22.75 - 24.00, L/XL
23.50 - 25.00, XL/2XL
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Premium embroidered Hiawasi artwork
Lightweight, breathable construction
Moisture-wicking performance fabric
Structured design with a classic athletic silhouette
Available in White, Black, Graphite, and Navy
Designed for everyday wear, outdoor activities, and active lifestyles
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To preserve the quality of your hat and embroidered artwork:
Hand wash gently with cool water and mild detergent.
Do not bleach or use harsh cleaning products.
Avoid machine washing and drying, which may affect the shape and embroidery.
Do not iron directly over the embroidered design.
Gently reshape the hat while damp and allow it to air dry naturally.
Keep away from prolonged exposure to high heat.
Store in a cool, dry place when not being worn.
The Sacred White Buffalo
Across many Indigenous traditions, the buffalo holds profound cultural and spiritual significance, representing abundance, strength, gratitude, and the sacred relationship between people and the natural world. The birth or sighting of a white buffalo is regarded by many Native people as an exceptionally rare and sacred occurrence, often associated with hope, renewal, peace, and blessings.
For the Lakota, the story of White Buffalo Calf Woman is particularly significant. She is said to have brought sacred teachings and the sacred pipe to the Lakota people, and the appearance of a white buffalo is traditionally understood as a powerful spiritual sign connected to those teachings.
The white buffalo therefore carries a meaning that extends far beyond its rarity or beauty. To witness one is considered by many to be a blessing and a moment of good fortune—a reminder to honor our ancestors, our traditions, the natural world, and the responsibilities we carry forward.
These pieces honor the white buffalo as a symbol of sacredness, hope, and the enduring connection between Indigenous peoples, culture, and the land.
