Hand-finished in Munich. New editions added when the cities ask.
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Worn by those who don't need to ask.
The cap is meant to age. Treat the twill gently and the embroidery will deepen, not fade.
Cold water, white cloth, dab — never rub. Concentrate on the front panel; the mesh handles itself.
Direct sunlight oxidises the cream twill over time. Indoor, slow drying keeps the colour true.
The embroidery is hand-finished and not designed for a wash cycle. Use a soft brush for dust.
The cap settles into the head over a season. Worn caps look right; spare caps in a drawer never do.
Written by verified buyers within fourteen days of receiving their cap. Lightly edited for length, never for sentiment.
"I own the Paris Navy already. This St. Tropez version is the brushed-wool answer — softer hand, slightly warmer navy, less formal. Goes with knit polos and tailored shorts. Wore it on a four-day boat trip and it ended each day exactly how it started. Genuinely the most-worn cap in the rotation right now."
"Brushed wool has a feel to it that you only notice when you take it off — like a suit jacket lining. This cap does that. The navy is not flat; you can see the grain in good light. The mesh back is the same shade — they did not cut corners. Worth every euro."
"Bought it for a week in Sardegna. Did not anticipate that it would become the everyday cap once I got home. Brushed wool sounds heavy on paper, but it breathes well and holds its shape after being packed flat. Gold embroidery deepens against the navy — almost three-dimensional in person."
"Ordered before a trip and asked about expedited delivery. The reply was personal, the cap arrived 36 hours later. Some brands sell a product; this one is selling a small ritual — packaging, a handwritten card, the cap itself. It works. Already eyeing the Munich edition for autumn."
