Anaheim Ducks x Jason Voorhees Olive Green Baseball Cap

Hockey goaltending and slasher cinema have shared a visual link ever since Jason Voorhees pulled on a red-marked goalie mask in 1982, and eleven years later Anaheim brought its own duck-billed mask onto NHL ice. The Anaheim Ducks x Jason Voorhees Olive Green Baseball Cap merges both masks into a single weathered headwear piece, pairing 1990s hockey nostalgia with the woodland palette of Camp Crystal Lake.

Goalie Mask Crossover Embroidery & 1993 Anniversary Side Patch

Centered across the front panels, high-density bone-putty and charcoal thread sculpts the furrowed brow and wide duck-bill contours of Anaheim’s classic mask while adding circular slasher ventilation ports across the forehead and nose bridge. Deep crimson-red thread fills the recessed eye sockets for a menacing contrast against the muted olive-drab crown. Over on the right temple panel, a crimson-and-gold X anniversary patch frames a tilted white duck mask above stitched EST. 1993 and A MIGHTY DECADE lettering.

Camp Crystal Lake Distressing & Broken-In Cotton Comfort

Instead of stiff, glossy headwear that takes months to break in, the six-panel crown is made from pre-washed cotton with a soft, unstructured drape right out of the box. Intentional distressing runs across every angle: frayed panel seams, ripped slash tears along the espresso-brown curved brim, a tattered oval opening on the rear left panel, and coarse black horizontal suture stitches sewn directly across the vertical seams like repaired battle scars.

Stitched eyelets along the upper crown keep airflow moving during arena games, autumn outdoor festivals, or late-night horror screenings, while the pre-curved dark brown visor shields the eyes from glare. At the back cutout, an adjustable black snapback strap lets wearers dial in a secure retro fit, and hand-washing cold with mild detergent followed by air drying preserves both the raised embroidery and the frayed cotton edges.