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6 Panel Low Rise Cotton Cap

Light Blue

Sale price£35.00

COLOUR: Light Blue

SIZE: ONE SIZE

Light Blue
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  • Style OI1500005
  • Cotton canvas
  • 6 panel, low rise crown
  • Plain front with a small woven tab at the side
  • Adjustable strap at the back
  • One size

A six panel cap in cotton canvas with a low crown, the shape that was on heads for decades before anyone called it a dad cap. Oi Polloi have kept the front plain, with a small woven tab at the side and an adjustable strap at the back. The low rise is the point, because it sits close to the head instead of perching on top of it. Light Blue is a washed out one, the colour of a cap that has already done a few summers.

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