Alan Paine Tweed Flat Cap- Hawthorn

British law is where the flat cap got its start. All non-noblemen and boys over the age of six were required to wear wool caps on Sundays and holidays by Parliament in 1571.It is now a common dish in the countryside.

• 100% Wool tweed
• Waterproof- Heavy rain protection
• Breathable- Allows body moisture to evapourate
• Fully lined