From the details and design, it's from around the 1980s. 【Size/Color】 - 7 1/8 - Approximately 30 x 26 cm (Measured when folded horizontally as in image ①) Fits head circumference of 57cm from 7 1/8 It has a compact size, and I think you can wear it like the hat in the image. The nylon? part is a dark navy, and the fur part is black. #Which one? ← Check the item!!! #Which one? ← Check the item!!! 【Condition】 As shown in the image, the snap button on the front is damaged. The female part that was attached is still attached to the red male part, a punk detail. It reminded me of when Kurt stayed at a hotel with Courtney and signed the register as Sid & Nancy. Otherwise, I don't feel any fur shedding or deterioration, and it's in good condition even for those who are not good with vintage caps of this type. 【Remarks】 It appears to be made in the USA from the tag. Flight cap. The material is synthetic fiber and feels like faux fur. As you can see in the image, the edges are more of a gray color than black, but I think that's how it originally was. Either way, it's well-balanced. New ones often have Velcro and have a tech-like atmosphere, but this one has strings. The strings themselves are sturdy and cute. You can tie them to make a loop or put beads through them for fun. Many people were inspired by Kurt Cobain and tried items like this. While the brown ones of Kurt's style may not suit everyone, and the often-seen buffalo check can get boring or limit your outfits, This one is a chic black color, easy to match, and you can enjoy it for a long time without getting tired of it ◎ Johnny Rotten of the former Sex Pistols wore a similar design when he was active with PIL after changing his name back! I'm also selling other hats and items recommended for grunge outfits! #CAPWhich one? #GRGWhich one? Please check them out ^ ^ I'm still selling items from this era! Search for #80sWhich one? "Leather, synthetic leather, Russia, undercover, nirvana, Kurt Cobain, flannel shirt, check, plaid, shadow check, ombre, Jack Purcell, vintage, 70s, 90s, 70s, 80s, 90s, y2k…"