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Product information "Captain cap 'Sailor' by FeineHüteBerlin Linen"
Captain my captain lift the anchor we set sail.' Whether on board or through the urban jungle, the captain's cap 'Sailor' from the capital label FeineHüteBerlin is always a stylish companion. Decorated with a decorative sailor's cord or a natural fibre bar with decorative buttons, this fashionable cap can be combined in many ways. The materials used are easy to care for and suitable for all weather conditions. The inner lining is made of 100% cotton and varies in design. Available in different colors materials and sizes for her and him.
Outer fabric:
80% linen / 20% cotton
Lining (inside):
100% cotton, Design varies
Cap:
approx. 1.7 inch / 45 mm
Origin:
Made in beautiful Europe
Manufacturer:
FeineHüteBerlin
Special features:
decorative sailor cord or natural fibre web on decorative buttons
Pattern:
Uni
Model:
'Sailor'
Season:
Summer
For whom?:
Men, Unisex, Women
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