Elevate your wardrobe with this sophisticated newsboy cap that seamlessly blends heritage charm with everyday comfort. The rich herringbone wool-po...
View full detailsA timeless flat cap crafted from a refined wool blend tweed, featuring a structured 1.5-inch sewn peak and soft cotton lining. This Dorfman Hat des...
View full detailsThis refined wool-blend flat cap features a classic chevron weave construction with practical knit earlaps for added warmth. The structured 2-inch ...
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View full detailsThis distinguished ascot cap features a molded wool felt construction with a generously padded 1.75" bill, delivering timeless style with practical...
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View full detailsElevate your everyday style with this distinguished canvas duckbill cap, crafted for the modern man who values understated sophistication. The pigm...
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View full detailsStep up your style game with this charming duckbill ivy cap from Milani. Featuring a distinctive 2-inch curved bill and classic six-panel construct...
View full detailsFlat caps are iconic for a reason: clean lines, heritage character, and easy everyday wear that never goes out of style. Defined by a flat, rounded crown and a small bill, the brim may be sewn, snapped, or seamlessly integrated into the crown, depending on the style. Rooted in classic Northern England tradition, flat caps have evolved into a wide family of looks—often named for the era, region, or communities that popularized them.
You’ll hear flat caps referred to by many names, including: duckbill cap, snap bill cap, bunnet, Irish flat cap, Irish tweed cap, paddy cap, dai cap, cheese-cutter, scally cap, Jeff cap, Gatsby cap, cabbie cap, poor-boy cap, newsboy hat, eight-panel cap, apple cap, ivy cap, and baker boy cap. While some of these terms overlap, they all point to the same enduring appeal: a structured, tailored cap that adds instant polish without trying too hard.
With over a century of style history behind them, men’s flat caps remain one of the few accessories that look equally at home on young trendsetters and seasoned dressers—and they’ve become a true wardrobe staple for both men and women. Pair one with a casual jacket and denim for smart weekend style, or wear it with tailored outerwear for a refined, classic finish.
