Wool Beret Newsboy Cap Octagonal Cap Painter Hat Autumn Winter Retro Tweed Newsboy Hat

As maritime transport grew, a large wave of new immigrants arrived in America in the early 20th century. It was common for thirty people to share a fifteen-square-meter apartment, and the rapid population increase left many children homeless. Selling newspapers became their means of survival, and these children often wore an octagonal cap while hawking their papers, leading to the cap being known as the Newsboy Hat. Later, the octagonal cap was embraced by the working class and the fashionable bourgeoisie. In "Peaky Blinders," the protagonist, Shelby, pairs his suits and ties with a newsboy cap, exuding both individuality and a touch of gentlemanly charm. RED TORNADO draws inspiration from the classic newsboy caps of the early 20th century, crafting this piece from our in-house Harris Tweed for a soft and comfortable feel. The front features an adjustable buckle design, allowing for a personalized fit. This is a timeless, retro item we hope you'll enjoy. / Product Information / - HAT-0006 - 70% Wool, 30% Chemical Fiber - Tweed - Fits head circumference 56-60 cm - Handcrafted individually / Care Instructions / - Gentle hand wash separately with a neutral detergent. - Do not use bleach-based detergents. / Size Recommendation / - Product dimensions are measured when laid flat. Due to factors such as fabric elasticity, washing treatments, and measurement starting and ending points, there may be slight discrepancies with the actual product dimensions, with an error margin of ±2cm. - If you have any questions regarding size selection, please feel free to message us for a recommended size.