Cotton Twill Snappy Cap

DCH-607 Cotton Twill Snappy Cap

88% cotton, 12% polyester

The design is based on hats that were popular in the 1920s and 1930s.

The name Snappy is spelled SNAPPY and literally means "stylish" or "stylish."

Originally, this kind of hat is called a hunting cap in English, but in Japan, the word hunting cap tends to conjure up images of a hat with only one piece of top. So Dry Bones calls this kind of hat with eight pieces. The product was named "casquette" (meaning cap in English), which appeared in an old French movie.

The name has become popular over the past quarter century, but we felt that another name was needed for this higher-grade, eight-panel hat.

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The material is used generously to make it look more spacious when worn. The inner sliding part is made of non-elastic parts to allow for size expansion. The classic tassel fastening is attached to the center of the inside back. By adding parts, we have succeeded in creating a more luxurious and classic impression.

The material is a cotton blend twill. The twill has a slight white cast due to the difference in thread color, which is a unique feature of the blended material.

Since the fabric has a deep, uneven color when it is woven, it is a perfect match for clothing that changes over time.
It's one of those items you won't want to let go of all year round.