Men's Country Caps

Flat caps first originated in Northern England during the 16th Century and were at one time a renowned symbol of the working-class Brit. By the early 20th Century, flat caps had ballooned in popularity for all classes, and they became integrated into much of British life from outdoor activities such as fishing and shooting to children’s school uniforms. Today, they are commonly associated with the British countryside.

Flat caps are very versatile and can be worn both formally and casually. Traditionally, a flat cap pairs well with a tattersall shirt and a tweed jacket. For outdoor activities, field coats are also an excellent choice to wear with a flat cap.

A Garforth cap is a classic, traditional flat cap that is crafted from wool. Featuring a deep back and crown it offers excellent protection from the elements and pairs very nicely with a tweed suit.

A Trilby is a narrow-brimmed hat often made from felt, wool or straw. Trilbies gained popularity in the early 20th Century as an accessory for both men and women. Although designs can vary, trilbies often have a ribbon or band around the base of the crown.