Kona Inn Adjustable Cap

The Kona Inn was built by the Inter-Island Steamship Navigation Company in 1928 as a means to expand the growing Hawaiian tourism market to the Kona area.  Featuring a stunning setting on the coast, the Kona Inn  was originally a 20 room hotel that featured a saltwater pool, tennis courts, and a cocktail lounge.  At the time Kona was a highly remote destination and the Inn wasn't even able to have fresh water piped in until 1953.  Still, the Kona Inn remained a popular destination for adventurous visitors, and in particular, fisherman.  The Inn served as the unofficial headquarters for the billfish tournament as Kona developed a reputation as one of the premier marlin fishing areas in the world.  The Kona Inn stopped housing guests in 1976, but still remains a popular destination, largely due to the restaurant that opened in 1979 offering unmatched sunset views, and a premier dining experience. WASHED PIGMENT DYED 100% COTTON TWILL ADJUSTABLE LOW PROFILE CAP Sewn on cotton embroidered patch 6-panel cap 6 Embroidered eyelets  Pro stitch on crown Matching fabric under visor Matching fabric sweatband Matching fabric adjustable strap with brass buckle and button hole insert