STRIPED COTTON KNIT CAP Colour:120 BLUE characterised by its uneven thickness

characterised by its uneven thickness and texture

Wool was the de facto performance textile of its day and was the most suitable material of the time for playing in wet conditions

and 4 on each sleeve with a deeper cut top front closure and armholes completely sewn

they earned the moniker "Gold Tigers" due to their characteristic fading into golden tones and purple-blacks

STRIPED COTTON KNIT CAP Colour:120 BLUE characterised by its uneven thicknessThe STRIPED COTTON KNIT CAP is knitted in a 7 gauge cotton yarn, giving it structure with a lighter feel than traditional wool. This striped pattern draws on mid century outdoor and leisure wear, when color became part of casual dress rather than purely functional kit. Knitted caps have been worn in Europe since at least the fifteenth century, when tightly constructed wool versions such as the Welsh Monmouth cap were produced for labourers and