Alan Paine Mens Rutland Tweed Flat Cap

The flat cap has its roots in British law. In 1571, Parliament decreed that all non-noblemen and boys over the age of six must cover their heads with wool caps on Sundays and holidays. Nowadays its’s a staple of the countryside.

FEATURES
• Durable & Robust Tweed – Guaranteed not to snag on those thorns.
• Waterproof – Heavy rain, guaranteed to withstand mother nature’s downpours.
• Breathable – Don’t sweat it, allows body moisture to evaporate.
• Fully Lined