Western Crest Country Cap Natural/Liberty

WANDERWEST LTD

£25

Timeless and bold, the Western Crest Country Cap is a clean expression of classic western headwear. Designed for everyday wear, it blends heritage-inspired styling with a modern UK streetwear edge, making it a versatile finishing piece for casual outfits, countryside looks, and festival styling. Featuring a structured high-profile silhouette and a two-tone natural and liberty colourway, this cap holds its shape throughout the day while delivering a confident western aesthetic. The embroidered WanderWest crest adds a subtle signature detail that reflects the brand’s country-inspired identity. B

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as WANDERWEST LTD, number 17234042. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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