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Indigo Mil Watch Cap

Dark Indigo

Sale price£63.00

COLOUR: Dark Indigo

SIZE: ONE SIZE

Dark Indigo
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  • Style R5146
  • 91% cotton and 9% nylon
  • Dark Indigo colourway
  • Indigo-dyed cotton yarn of the type used in denim
  • Densely knitted with stretch yarn using sock-making techniques
  • Garment washed and dried to help retain its shape
  • Foldable cuff for adjusting the depth
  • One size, made in Japan

RoToTo have borrowed the construction methods used in sock-making for this military-inspired watch cap. The stretch yarn is knitted at a tight gauge, then the finished cap is washed and dried to give it a dense feel and help it hold its shape. The cotton yarn is indigo dyed, much like the stuff used in jeans, so the colour will fade and develop its own character with wear. Dark indigo, and no need to match it to your denim.

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