County cap (with curved peak)

Lawrence and Foster

£45

This classic flat cap is marginally narrower than our Garforth model, and in this case carries a contemporary curved peak. __________________________________________________ PLEASE SELECT YOUR SIZE FIRST. YOU THEN WILL BE ABLE TO BROWSE THE FABRICS. EU Customers : Please note that all relevant import taxes and duties will be payable locally. The curved peak here gives a stylish and contemporary lift to this otherwise traditional flat cap. It has a slightly narrower cut than some styles, but still has the benefit of a deep back. Like many of our styles, these are available in a selection of twe

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County cap (with curved peak)

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