Ohio Anti-Saloon League Two-Tone Cap

Long before the craft beer boom, Ohio was the undisputed headquarters of the dry movement. Founded right here in our backyard in 1893, the Anti-Saloon League was the ruthless political machine that eventually brought the entire country's taps to a screeching halt.

We dug into the archives to resurrect this piece of state history for one simple reason: the pure, undeniable irony of wearing it to your favorite local tavern. Featuring vintage-inspired typography on a classic two-tone canvas, this cap is a nod to Ohio's complicated past—best served with a cold pint.

The Ohio Anti-Saloon League Two-Tone 5-Panel Cap

Key Features

• Vintage Profile: A structured, mid-profile 5-panel build that feels like a genuine throwback.
• The Colorways: Available in multiple two-tone combinations—each pairing a bold crown with a contrasting natural brim for a timeless, heritage look.
• Two-Color Embroidery: Bold, retro-styled "Ohio Anti-Saloon League" lettering fully embroidered across the front in a two-color thread design for added depth and vintage character.
• Rear Moniker: The official Rambler Reserve "RR" logo, subtly embroidered above the back closure—our own signature on a piece of history.
• Built to Ramble: Tough enough for the weekend trails, sharp enough for the taproom.

Ideal for

• History enthusiasts who appreciate Ohio's complicated past
• Craft beer lovers with a sense of irony
• Anyone who enjoys vintage-inspired headwear with a story
• Weekend adventures and taproom visits alike

Ready to wear a piece of Ohio history? Add to cart and raise a glass to the irony.