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P-6 Label Trad Cap

New Navy

Sale price£40.00
  • 7.5oz 100% organic cotton canvas crown and bill
  • NetPlus brim made from 100% recycled fishing nets
  • Organic cotton canvas headband
  • Low crown unstructured six panel
  • Adjustable fabric strap at the back
  • 85g
  • Made in a Fair Trade Certified factory in Vietnam

The brim stiffener is NetPlus, recycled fishing net, fully traceable through Bureo. Patagonia use it across most of their caps now. The rest is organic cotton canvas, six panels, unstructured, with a fabric strap at the back rather than plastic. Eighty five grams, and it will go soft in all the right places. New Navy.

COLOUR: New Navy

SIZE: ONE SIZE

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