1920s British Cap and Hat Style
In British cities of the 1910s and 1920s, the flat cap was everyday wear for working men, from factory workers to market traders. It was usually made of tweed or wool cloth in gray, brown or black, with a short stiff peak. The look today pairs the cap with a three-piece suit or a waistcoat, a collarless or white shirt, a long overcoat and polished boots.
Our caps include herringbone and tweed-look styles, wool-blend and cotton versions, breathable straw for summer and a wide choice of colors. Sizes range from adjustable one-size caps to fixed sizes, so you can find a snug fit.
1920s British Cap and Hat FAQ
What is this style of cap called?
It is usually called a flat cap or a newsboy cap, also known as a baker boy cap.
Do any caps hide a blade?
No. These are ordinary caps with no blades or sharp parts.
How do I choose my size?
Measure around your head just above the ears and compare with the size on the product page.
