Flat Cap (Grey)

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Flat caps are renowned for their distinctive rounded shape and small stiff brim in front, originating from Great Britain and Ireland. In Ireland, they're known as paddy caps, in Scotland as bunnets, in Wales as Dai caps, in New Zealand as cheese-cutters, and in the United States as driving caps. The materials used to craft these hats range from wool to tweed, which is the most common choice, and cotton. Other less common options include leather, linen, or corduroy. For added comfort and warmth, the inside of the cap is often lined. A single model (medium poly) with textures and materials effectively brings this iconic hat to life.