Properly Wrong Distressed Dad Cap

“Nah then, this is a proper cap. Already looks like it’s done a few shifts, so tha won’t have to.”

This Properly Wrong Dad Cap has a relaxed, low-profile fit and a deliberately distressed finish across the crown and brim. It’s got that well-worn workshop look straight out of the box — comfortable, practical and just scruffy enough to have some character.

The soft, unstructured crown sits naturally on thee ed, while the adjustable fastening helps keep it secure whether tha’s in the workshop, walking the dog or supervising somebody else doing the hard work.

• 100% pre-shrunk cotton twill — proper cotton that should keep its shape after a wash.

• Unstructured six-panel cap with a low profile — relaxed, comfortable n not trying too hard.

• Soft crown — sits nicely on thee ed without making thee look like a traffic cone.

• Six sewn eyelets — lets a bit o air through when thy thinking gets strenuous.

• Four stitched rows on the brim — because one row might do, but four looks proper like.

• Adjustable hook-and-loop closure — quick, simple n no need to fetch the toolbox.

• Seamed front panel without buckram — soft and flexible, with none o that stiff cardboard feel.

• Distressed crown and brim — already looks well used, even if tha’s done nowt all day.

As Arthur says: “Wear it backwards if tha must. Just don’t expect me t understand why.”