What Cap Are You Wearing Today?

Qrowin said:

Finally got my Sterkowski linen flat cap. Took exactly a month. And since Canada Post decided not to use the tracking number, it was a nice surprise after making peace with it probably being lost. My first flat cap, I think I shall buy another.
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jonesy86 said:

It took me about a month to get my new Sterkowsky cap as well. It is a very nicely put together, relatively modern fit newsboy, in a natural colored, fairly light weight linen with a mesh lining. Pretty good for the money. I could see getting another, but I have been waiting for a cap from Germany for more than a month and think I'll see what that looks like first.
Moloa'a Beach was just a joy today.
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Short Balding Guy said:

Thanks for sharing. I have looked up the Sterkowski caps in the past. It is fun to see them in action. Congrats on the cap.



Ahhhhh a Canadian cap on the beaches in the South Pacific - the modern world. Glorious beach vista sir. Thanks for sharing this morning. The cap look light and airy. Great pairing for your daily adventures. Aloha!

Cheers, Eric -

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Blare said:

This one arrived just today

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Adam Hats snap front flat cap. A super thin light weight and airy fabric I will guess is a cotton rayon blend.... or something to that effect. With a satin sweat. The pattern is a beige and white checked pattern with the occasional thin red and bluish green line here and there. I think as cool and airy this hat is... it will get a lot of wear

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Short Balding Guy said:

Looking sharp!

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jonesy86 said:

WDH straw for a trip all the way to the West side and a vigorous swim at Kekaha, a long wide sandy beach with some decent size waves. Nobody on the beach for miles in either direction. Straw caps are in this season.
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jonesy86 said:

Jonathan just started work on a blue 1920s style 8/4 Crown Linen Cap - Made to Order, for me.
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Short Balding Guy said:

That cap is getting some real head time in your neighborhood! Sounds like you enjoyed the beach today -congrats.





Wow! The blue linen looks just dynamite. That should be an grail cap. Seriously cool.

Tonight I am home before the sun sets - sheers. I have been sport'n a Cordova pleated back cap in linen this warm evening. It is comfy in the 80'f temps.

Cheers, Eric -

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jonesy86 said:

Eric
Your hats and caps are an inspiration.
Be well,
David

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jonesy86 said:

Several days of consistent NE Trade Winds has resulted in a typical trade wind swell on my local East side beach. Fairly large waves breaking pretty far from shore with lots of guys on long boards getting nice long rides. I had to swim very far off shore to get past the breakers, and got caught by a few anyway. I got a couple of double takes from some surfers, but had a wonderful, challenging and tiring swim.
Life is good.
White Linen Simonds Cap today.
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