Wool Stripe Casquette

DCH-618 Wool Stripe Casquette

Wool 75%, Polyester 10%, Acrylic 10%, Nylon 5%

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 top.

So Dry Bones has named this eight-piece hat "casquette," a name that originated in an old French film.

The fabric used is a wool-blend striped tweed.

The beautiful accent color stands out against the dark tones typically associated with workwear.

We've used luxurious high-quality materials, also used for jackets and trousers.

The inside of the brim is made of the same fabric and no interlining, so it will distort with wear.

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

The collar is made with stretchy soccer tack.

It gently wraps around your head.

The lining is made of cotton satin.

The material used for workwear shirts is used for the lining.

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

We also have outerwear made from this fabric.

Why not try wearing it as a set?