Flat Cap (Tartan 5)

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A flat cap, often referred to as a scally cap, is a distinctive rounded hat featuring a short stiff brim in front, originating from Great Britain and Ireland. This versatile hat is known by different names across various regions: the Irish call it a paddy cap, the Scots refer to it as a bunnet, the Welsh label it a Dai cap, New Zealanders affectionately term it a cheese-cutter, and Americans commonly use the term driving cap. The materials used to craft this hat can vary, but common choices include wool, tweed (the most popular option), and cotton. Less frequently employed materials may include leather, linen, or corduroy. To enhance comfort and warmth, the inside of the cap is typically lined with a soft, insulating material.\n*1 high-poly model featuring intricate textures and realistic materials.