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The Explorers Club Watch Cap
You've seen this one many times before. The watch cap has become a true symbol of nautical exploration, worn on expeditions all over the globe — from Cousteau's undersea odysseys, to Heyerdahl's oceanic crossings.
Today, The Explorers Club continues this tradition. Members proudly don these caps in the field, at headquarters, and everywhere in between. Made in Normandy, France.
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ECxFJ Re-Kånken Backpack
Made entirely from polyester recycled from eleven plastic bottles that radically reduces the amount of water, energy and chemicals used. It's an everyday companion from a perspective that saves natural resources.

As Told At The Explorers Club
From Amundsen to Lindbergh, from the Arctic to Antarctica, and all points in between, these are some of the most hair-raising journeys ever made, all selected by the late George Plimpton, a Club Member himself.

1957 Diner Mug
Our Diner Mug, featuring a vintage 1957 Explorers Club Annual Dinner hand drawn design. Made in the USA by Homer Laughlin, founded on the banks of the Ohio River in 1871.