From refined eight-panel caps that evoke the ambiance of a smoky jazz bar in New York's Lower East Side to Poten’s exquisite Japanese baseball caps and Stetson’s relaxed trucker caps, explore our collection of headwear.
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Vendor:Jay Boy
Navy Snap–Brim Bucket Linen Hat
Regular price £75.00 GBPRegular priceUnit price per -
Vendor:Jay Boy
Olive Snap–Brim Bucket Linen Hat
Regular price £75.00 GBPRegular priceUnit price per -
Vendor:Jay Boy
Black Snap–Brim Bucket Linen Hat
Regular price £75.00 GBPRegular priceUnit price per
VINTAGE COLLECTION
Selected vintage, deadstock and one-off pieces curated through the discerning eye of John Simons. From classic Ivy League pieces of yesteryear to exquisite British tailoring, shop our one-off items and stand out from the crowd.
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Customer Spotlight: Peter Robinson
In this Customer Spotlight, we explore the life and experiences of Peter Robinson, an esteemed photographer deeply connected to British fashion and style. Born in February 1944 and educated at...
Customer Spotlight: Peter Robinson
In this Customer Spotlight, we explore the life and experiences of Peter Robinson, an esteemed photographer deeply connected to British fashion and style. Born in February 1944 and educated at...
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Customer Spotlight: Aya Burns
In this Customer Spotlight, we introduce Aya Burns—a designer whose deep appreciation for timeless style and quality craftsmanship shapes her every purchase and sartorial philosophy. Aya’s journey began as a...
Customer Spotlight: Aya Burns
In this Customer Spotlight, we introduce Aya Burns—a designer whose deep appreciation for timeless style and quality craftsmanship shapes her every purchase and sartorial philosophy. Aya’s journey began as a...
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The Original Playboy X Steve McQueen
The story of The Original Playboy shoes began in 1936 when English shoemaker Hutton in Northampton created a completely new shoe with a unique and patented crepe sole construction. The ‘Play-Boy’, as...
The Original Playboy X Steve McQueen
The story of The Original Playboy shoes began in 1936 when English shoemaker Hutton in Northampton created a completely new shoe with a unique and patented crepe sole construction. The ‘Play-Boy’, as...
