“Designed for mountains and monsoons and rowdy afternoons.”
If that doesn’t sound like an Oregon fall, I don’t know what does.
BCKR is an apparel company with a focus on weather-ready gear that still carries some personality. Their collection blends functional outdoor performance with a college sports twist, and they currently feature schools like Oregon (as well as Georgia, Ohio State, and Texas – boo). Whether you’re in the stands at Autzen or just out braving the drizzle, they’ve got options to keep you covered.
The lineup includes outerwear and headwear for all kinds of conditions—jackets and coats for those inevitably wet Saturdays, plus UPF-rated pullovers for the early season when the sun still has some fight left.
As someone who’s never met a hat wall I didn’t like, I naturally gravitated toward their headwear. There are three main styles:
- Waterproof Cap – built for rainy fall days (though we all know “it never rains in Autzen”)
- Insulated Cap – for those late-season evenings when the temperature drops – or if you are headed on a road trip to one of the Duck away games in November (looking at you Iowa State).
- UPF Bucket Hat – casual coverage with a bit of extra flair and protection from the sun
The Dry One Waterproof Cap is worth a closer look – especially as we head into football season. It’s made from the same three-layer fabric used in BCKR’s flagship Waterproof Coat, giving it legit weather protection in a lightweight package. It’s a classic six-panel design with a structured front, adjustable hook-and-loop strap, and a fit that feels more like an everyday ballcap than a piece of technical gear—just with the bonus of staying dry when the skies open up.
If your fall calendar is full of outdoor plans, tailgates, or just wet-weather errands, BCKR’s mix of performance and style might be worth checking out. 10% of sales are donated to the UO Foundation.