names attached to these men's caps, certainly: in addition to Borsalino, and Wigens, you'll find caps from Christys' and Stetson as well -- all awaiting your pleasure and wolf whistles. Variations on a theme through different materials are obviously abundant here, such as with The Russell's satin lining, and the Andreas newsboy cap in seersucker.
For traditionalists, there's a classic
ivy in linen from Wigens (The Dagmar), but I couldn't decide between colors, so I'll have to leave it up to you to select -- if you can -- from a handful including black, white or red. There are other Wigens caps to choose from of course: The Rune, for example, is a great unisex fashion cadet cap in a summertime plaid with paisley lining; and the coolly conversative Buckley Newsboy in pincord. Their longshoremans cap, The Gunnar Two by name, is a sleek look with a handsome profile and is comfortably lined to boot. If you haven't yet seen the linen ballcap from Wigens, it's called The Isak, and has the smooth lines and superb fit you expect from this famed milliner of Sweden.
There's a fashion ivy cap from Christys' of London that'll float your boat (and quite naturally, it's been named The Thames) plus I think you'll rejoice upon viewing the mesh-lined and very sporty cap done up in a cool cotton/linen blend, which I like to call The Piccadilly. If extremely subtle tone on tone is more your style, then why not get all stiff-upper-lip in your Kensington this season?
I'm just a bit breathless now, but in a good way. Maybe I need a watch cap.
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