WOOL ROWING KNIT CAP Hoods 000 attendees

000 attendees

without over-engineering

Because the thickness of the fabric used is unconventional and not available on the market

In modern sports

producing a lighter tone of indigo

WOOL ROWING KNIT CAP Hoods 000 attendeesThe WOOL ROWING KNIT CAP is a 10 gauge lambswool hat, modelled on an early 1900s silhouette, predominantly seen in Europe during that time. In addition to rowing, the cap was adopted into British school and college uniforms and became the preferred cap for cricket players. Wool was the textile of choice for athletic wear in the 1900s. Its ability to wick away sweat and moisture made it an ideal fabric for headgear, and it was also used in cricket and