PALLION POINT FISH LIDS
PALLION POINT - FISH LIDS - Bluebone on Blue
PALLION POINT - FISH LIDS - Bluebone on Blue
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The Blackspot Tuskfish (Choerodon schoenleinii) on blue is a 2025 update to our crowd-favourite mustard Tusky Lid. Commonly called Bluebone, the Blackspot Tuskfish is a widely-loved fish found in tropical waters across Australia.
This classic dad cap features our signature embroidery, soft washed cotton and recycled plastic brim. One of the first original Pallion Point designs, the mustard Tusky hangs up the hat for its new younger brother, the Bluebone - sure to carry on the Tusky legacy with a new classic colourway for the Fish Lid line-up.
100% washed cotton - Unisex six panel dad cap - Adjustable back strap (plastic-free) - Recycled plastic brim.
Female founder & owner - Designed in the Whitsundays, Australia Born from salt, sun, and the sea, Pallion Point is an Australian coastal brand celebrating our sun-drenched lifestyle.
Our iconic Fish Lids bring together nostalgic design and legendary Aussie ocean species in vibrant colours and styles - because days in the sun should always be a bit of fun.
PALLION POINT
BORN IN AIRLIE BEACH
Designed in the Whitsundays, Pallion Point fish lids are made for those that live by and play on the sea.
Recognising that there was a gap in the market for an all-inclusive ocean brand, we designed a product range that everyone could wear.
HAND-DESIGNED FOR OCEAN LOVERS
Our unique fish lid designs are hand-drawn by Pallion Point founder Ashleigh, and feature the marine species that Aussies know and love.
These designs are intricately stitched and paired with washed-cotton to create the humble Fish Lid; a staple for every ocean frother.
OCEAN CONSERVATION
At the heart of Pallion Point is a commitment to protect that big blue thing we all love (the ocean). We're proud to have launched our Conservation Range in 2021 as our way of giving back to the ocean and those that call it home.
We’re donating $5 from every Turtle Lid sold to Ballina Byron Sea Turtle Hospitals / Australian Seabird Rescue Inc. to help fund their efforts to protect and rehabilitate marine wildlife.
