Cheap caps.

[dh66]

Wow! All caps sold in no time flat!

It's getting time for autumn, and that means cooler temps and brisk days. Get yourself a nice cap for those days when the wind is blowing those leaves hard enough to take the fedora off your head.

All are marked size L, and fit me just fine. I normally wear a 7 1/4 or 7 3/8.
From left to right, the plaid one is a Cap as brand, made from Woolrich fabric. Practically new, Ive only worn it a few times. I love the colors and plaid pattern, it just doesn't go well with much of my winter clothes. Asking $20.
The black one in the middle is a B-wear, Melton wool. Suede leather sweat, well made cap. I spent a winter in Ukraine with this cap, it's nice and warm and well broken in. Asking $10.
The last one is a navy blue glen plaid insulated flat cap with pull down earflaps. Serious cold weather gear, and largely unnecessary down here in 'bama. It was a gift and I've never even worn it out of the house. I'm not much of a flat cap guy. They look cool, I just don't like 'em on me.
Asking $10 for it as well, or I'll make a hell of a deal on all three or any two of them.

 

[jon s]

[I'll take the black one if it's still available.
Thanks,
Jon

QUOTE=dh66;1998898]It's getting time for autumn, and that means cooler temps and brisk days. Get yourself a nice cap for those days when the wind is blowing those leaves hard enough to take the fedora off your head.

All are marked size L, and fit me just fine. I normally wear a 7 1/4 or 7 3/8.
From left to right, the plaid one is a Cap as brand, made from Woolrich fabric. Practically new, Ive only worn it a few times. I love the colors and plaid pattern, it just doesn't go well with much of my winter clothes. Asking $20.
The black one in the middle is a B-wear, Melton wool. Suede leather sweat, well made cap. I spent a winter in Ukraine with this cap, it's nice and warm and well broken in. Asking $10.
The last one is a navy blue glen plaid insulated flat cap with pull down earflaps. Serious cold weather gear, and largely unnecessary down here in 'bama. It was a gift and I've never even worn it out of the house. I'm not much of a flat cap guy. They look cool, I just don't like 'em on me.
Asking $10 for it as well, or I'll make a hell of a deal on all three or any two of them.[/QUOTE]

 

[dh66]

[I'll take the black one if it's still available.
Thanks,
Jon

QUOTE=dh66;1998898]It's getting time for autumn, and that means cooler temps and brisk days. Get yourself a nice cap for those days when the wind is blowing those leaves hard enough to take the fedora off your head.

All are marked size L, and fit me just fine. I normally wear a 7 1/4 or 7 3/8.
From left to right, the plaid one is a Cap as brand, made from Woolrich fabric. Practically new, Ive only worn it a few times. I love the colors and plaid pattern, it just doesn't go well with much of my winter clothes. Asking $20.
The black one in the middle is a B-wear, Melton wool. Suede leather sweat, well made cap. I spent a winter in Ukraine with this cap, it's nice and warm and well broken in. Asking $10.
The last one is a navy blue glen plaid insulated flat cap with pull down earflaps. Serious cold weather gear, and largely unnecessary down here in 'bama. It was a gift and I've never even worn it out of the house. I'm not much of a flat cap guy. They look cool, I just don't like 'em on me.
Asking $10 for it as well, or I'll make a hell of a deal on all three or any two of them.

[/QUOTE]
Got your name all over it. P.M. me your address.

 

[Strapped-4-Cache]

PM sent on the flat cap.

 

[tmitchell59]

I'll take the plaid if still available.

 

[dh66]

I'll take the plaid if still available.

All you, man!

 

[dh66]

PM sent on the flat cap.

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