Vintage Embroidered Cap - "I'M TRYING" Washed Dad Hat
One size / Charcoal Grey
$ 776.00 MXN
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$ 776.00 MXN
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This washed-out, vintage-style cap carries a quiet, honest message embroidered on the front — a little worn-in attitude with every stitch. The low-profile six-panel shape sits comfortably low on the brow, while the distressed cotton twill and antique brass snap buckle give each hat a lived-in, personal feel. It slips easily into everyday wear: thrown on for long mornings at the café, pulled down during city walks, or worn with a denim jacket and a book in hand. The subtle black sweatband and sewn eyelets keep you cool and comfortable, and small variations in the distressing mean every cap tells its own story. For someone who prefers understated humor and easygoing style, this cap feels like a familiar companion from the first wear.
Product features
- 100% cotton twill with washed-out vintage finish
- Six-panel unstructured, low-profile design with 6 sewn eyelets
- Antique brass-finish metal snap buckle for adjustable fit
- Black internal sweatband for comfort during all-day wear
- Distressed finish: unique color variations make each cap one-of-a-kind
Care instructions
- Use warm water and dish soap and clean spots off your hat. It's not necessary to soak the whole item. For hard to clean spots use a soft bristled brush.
Vintage Embroidered Cap - "I'M TRYING" Washed Dad Hat
$ 776.00 MXN
Sale price
$ 776.00 MXN
Regular price
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Product features
- 100% cotton twill with washed-out vintage finish
- Six-panel unstructured, low-profile design with 6 sewn eyelets
- Antique brass-finish metal snap buckle for adjustable fit
- Black internal sweatband for comfort during all-day wear
- Distressed finish: unique color variations make each cap one-of-a-kind
Care instructions
- Use warm water and dish soap and clean spots off your hat. It's not necessary to soak the whole item. For hard to clean spots use a soft bristled brush.
