Wool Nep Casquette

DCH-616　Wool Nep Casquette

Wool 66%, Cotton 16%,Rayon 12%,Nylon 6%

Originally, this type of hat is generally called a hunting cap in English, but...

In Japan, the term hunting cap tends to conjure up images of a single-piece hat.

So Dry Bones has named these eight-piece hats "casquettes," after the hats they featured in old French films.

The fabric used is napped wool tweed, which looks like a starry sky.

Nepted tweed, popular in the 1950s, also resembles a sturdy, British-style tweed.

We used a luxurious selection of high-quality clothing materials, also used in jackets and trousers.

The inside of the brim is made of the same fabric as the original, without any interlining, so it will become distorted with wear.

Unlike newer hats, it doesn't use a plastic interlining, so there's no need to worry about it cracking easily.

The lining is made of stretchy soccer tack.

It gently wraps around your head.

The lining is made of cotton satin.

The material used for the lining is a workwear shirt.

The stitching is the same color as the cap, echoing the very popular work cap.

Owning one is a useful piece, as it can be coordinated with a variety of styles.