Seager Co. Surf

Frequently Asked Questions

• What sets Seager Co.'s surf and outdoor gear apart?

  Seager blends Southern California surf culture with Old West ruggedness through small-batch production, intentional craftsmanship, and a “wear in, not out” design ethos; pieces like their snap shirts, rugged hats, and the Almond x Seager "Golden Eagle" 70's pintail emphasize durability and timeless style. The brand’s community-driven approach and attention to materials and construction make their surf-to-ranch pieces feel lived-in and purpose-built.
• Are the Almond x Seager "Golden Eagle" 70's pintail and Seager board shorts suitable for PNW and Pacific conditions?

  Yes, the Almond x Seager "Golden Eagle" collaboration was conceived with 70s pintail lines that handle Pacific and PNW surf conditions, and Seager’s board shorts are made with durability and active use in mind. For colder water sessions, pair boards and shorts with appropriate thermal layers; check individual product pages for specific construction details.
• How should I size Seager shirts, flannels, and jeans for surf-to-ranch layering?

  Seager pieces are intended to "wear in," so many shoppers size for intended layering—choose true-to-size for tees and a slightly roomier fit for flannels if you plan to layer over a thermal or tee. Jeans and heavier shirts will soften with use, so allow a bit of extra room if you prefer comfort out of the box, and consult each product’s measurements for the most reliable fit.
• How do Seager’s board shorts compare to their jeans for coastal-to-ranch versatility?

  Board shorts prioritize quick-drying mobility and water readiness for surfing and beach days, while Seager jeans focus on rugged durability and abrasion resistance for ranch, trail, and everyday wear; both share the brand’s western-inspired aesthetic. Pick board shorts for in-water performance and jeans for off-water tasks or cooler conditions where sturdiness and longevity matter more.
• What care helps Seager hats, flannels, and surf gear last longer?

  Rinse salt and sand from surf gear after use, follow the garment’s care label (gentle wash or hand wash when recommended), and hang dry away from direct heat to preserve fabric and shape. For hats and heavy shirts, spot-treat stains and mend small tears early—these pieces are designed to age well if treated thoughtfully.