Viroqua Aronia Retro Trucker Cap — Vintage Farmhouse Logo Hat

$15.45
A classic trucker cap with bold, retro charm — breathable mesh back, structured foam front, and a curved visor colored to match the design. The front sports a compact circular logo that reads “Viroqua Aronia” around a textured swirl emblem, giving the hat a crafted, small-batch vibe. Lightweight and adjustable, it settles into the rhythm of days spent farmers’ markets, outdoor festivals, or slow drives down country roads. The snapback and breathable nylon mesh keep you cool while the vivid, color-matched elements (undervisor, sweatband, braid and closure) make the cap feel thoughtfully finished and built to last. Expect a lived-in look after a few wears as creases relax and the cap takes on its character.

Product features
- Adjustable plastic snap closure fits 20"–24" (one size fits most, 22.8"/58cm)
- 100% polyester foam front with 100% nylon mesh back for breathability
- Professionally printed, fade-resistant vivid colors
- Color-matched undervisor, sweatband, braid and closure for cohesive look
- Durable six-row stitching on visor; meets lead and phthalate safety requirements

Care instructions
- Use warm water and dish soap and clean spots off your hat. It's not necessary to soak the whole item. For hard to clean spots use a soft bristled brush.

Health Benefits of Aronia

Immunes System Support

Immunes System Support

Packed with antioxidants like vitamin C and polyphenols that help strengthen your body’s natural defenses.

Rich in Antioxidants

Rich in Antioxidants

Aronia berries contain some of the highest antioxidant levels of any fruit, which may help protect cells from oxidative stress and aging.

Immune Modulation

Immune Modulation

Aronia has been studied for its antioxidant / polyphenol content, which may support modulating the body's inflammatory response involved in joint, muscle, and tissue comfort

Heart-Healthy Goodness

Heart-Healthy Goodness

Aronia's naturally occurring compounds are associated with supporting lipid balance, optimal blood pressure and vascular health

Gut & Digestive Health

Gut & Digestive Health

Balances your microbiome and supports healthy digestion—your second brain.

Frequently Asked Questions

We recommend starting at 3 ounces per day

 

Short answer: not exactly — but here’s what the science actually shows.

There is no current USDA designation that formally ranks foods as “#1.” However, in USDA-published antioxidant research, aronia (black chokeberry) was found to have among the highest antioxidant levels of any fruit tested.

In a large antioxidant survey conducted by USDA scientists, aronia measured nearly four times the antioxidant capacity of blueberries using the ORAC (Oxygen Radical Absorbance Capacity) method.

Because ORAC is a laboratory measurement — and not a health claim — the USDA later removed it from consumer databases to prevent misuse in marketing. The underlying research, however, remains peer-reviewed and scientifically valid.

What this means:
Aronia was not “officially crowned” #1 by the USDA, but USDA-affiliated research consistently places it at the very top of antioxidant-dense fruits ever measured.

Sources
  • Wu X. et al., Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, 2004
  • Prior RL et al., USDA Human Nutrition Research Center

From the bag manufacturer: "Our bags are free of Bisphenol A (BPA) additives, dibutyl phthalate, diethyl hexyl phthalate, and any other organo-phthalates"

Testimonials

“I ordered 2 small bottles of aronia juice to NC and I really love the taste! Will buy more!” — Anzhelika Kusevych
“This product is absolutely a game changer! It has brought me back to health. With the help of aronia I have lost 30 pounds, decreased my inflammation, hot flashes, and improved sleep. Would recommend to anyone wanting to improve their health.” — Leeanne Marie Klum
“Delicious!!! I'm just learning about all the benefits!” — Lori W.
“My son really liked it -- he wants me to get 2 - one for him and one for me next time. It came quickly and safely packaged. The flavor was a little tart, sweet and perky. I enjoyed it.” — Steven Jungmann