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Introducing the Vintage Club Cap
The Vintage Club Cap is inspired by the classic styles of Birmingham’s grand clubs, where the great Thomas Shelby once mentored its designer. This Irish-style cap is a nostalgic tribute to their collaboration, with an eternal design that transcends time.
Timeless Elegance and Versatility
This cap’s classic design makes it a perfect accessory for any occasion. With its delicate finishing, it’s designed to stand out without being overbearing. The ornamental leather strap at the back adds a touch of sophistication, making it a versatile piece that complements any outfit.
Craftsmanship and Attention to Detail
We’ve paid meticulous attention to every detail in crafting this cap. The 6.5cm visor is sewn onto the crown, and the elastic back ensures a comfortable, one-size-fits-all fit. The 100% polyester construction and polyester lining ensure durability and easy maintenance.
Technical Specifications
- 100% polyester construction
- Polyester lining for durability and easy maintenance
- Elastic back for a one-size-fits-all fit
- 6.5cm visor for perfect shade and style
- Ornamental leather strap at the back for added elegance
Experience the essence of vintage style with our Vintage Club Cap. This cap is a nod to the classic Irish-style caps, reminiscent of the iconic Peaky Blinders’ era. With its timeless design, delicate finishing, and superior craftsmanship, this cap is perfect for anyone seeking a stylish and versatile accessory. Whether you’re looking for a nostalgic nod to the past or just want to add a touch of sophistication to your outfit, this cap is the perfect choice. Our Vintage Club Cap is available in five colors, making it easy to match with your favorite outfit or show off your unique style. Browse our collection today and experience the ultimate in vintage-inspired fashion.
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