Dry Bones DCH-454 Cotton Cloth Casquette BLACK Cotton 100% Size: Free This item has only been tried on. Please understand that it has been in someone's hands once before purchasing. Please note that we cannot negotiate price reductions. Thank you for your understanding. (The following is from the official website) Planned based on hats that were popular around the 1920s-30s. Originally, this type of hat is generally called a hunting cap in English... In Japan, when we say hunting cap, we tend to imagine a hat with a single-piece top. Therefore, Dry Bones calls this type of eight-panel hat a "casquette" (meaning cap in English), which appeared in old French movies. The fabric used is cotton cloth that became popular as a kasuri print in the 1940s-50s. It is relatively thick but loosely woven, making it breathable and perfect for a summer hat. The piping is cotton bias tape. This tape is designed to withstand diagonal forces, making it effective in maintaining a shape that wraps around the head. The brim uses the same fabric and does not use a core material, so it will distort as you wear it. Unlike new hats, it does not use a plastic core, so there is no worry of it cracking easily. The sweatband uses elastic soccer tuck. It gently wraps around the head. The stitching uses the same color, following the style of a very popular work cap. Having one will be useful as it can be matched with various styles. #DryBones #drybones #DryBones