Early 1900’s Ball cap

This is my interpretation of an early 1900’s Ball cap.

For this particular cap I've used an original pattern from the era which features a 6 panel crown, but I have added a rear adjustable d-ring strap for fit and comfort.

I have used Japanese milled wool melton, a cotton twill sweatband, Singer 32-43 oversized stitched eyelets, and an unbreakable soft 2" inch stitched visor consistent with caps from the era.

This particular pattern was prominent in the early 1900's (pre-1930's) and although not an exact reproduction, I feel these caps are the closest that you will find to the originals of the time in regard to fit. All constructed using period correct machinery and processes.

Features:

- Grey marle wool melton 6 panel crown / Deep Burgundy Wool visor / Dark green cotton twill underside

- Hand cut Merino felt wool logo

- Singer 32-43 oversized stitched eyelets

- Black cotton twill sweatband

- Cotton twill D-ring rear adjustable strap

- Satin seam taping

- Canvas lined 2" inch unbreakable stitched brim

All of my caps are handmade from start to finish by me, using machines from the 1920's-1960's. No two caps are the same and differences in construction are to be celebrated.