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Waffle Knit Cap

Yellow Ocher

Sale price£50.00

COLOUR: Yellow Ocher

SIZE: ONE SIZE

Yellow Ocher
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  • Style JM6605
  • 100% cotton
  • Large waffle texture knitted on a double jacquard machine
  • Fabric pre relaxed before cutting to limit shrinkage
  • Extra length at the crown
  • Size F, 26cm wide and 28.5cm high
  • Made in Japan

Jackman is Tanabe Meriyasu, founded in Fukui in 1949, who made the first Japanese baseball stirrup socks the following year and were kitting out the Japanese Olympic team by 1964. The waffle here is knitted on a double jacquard machine and the cloth is relaxed before it is cut, so it holds its shape through washing. Deliberately long at the crown. Yellow Ocher.

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