SPVC Cycling Cap

The late 1800s. That's when it started. Wear something to add protection from the harsh elements. Some sort of headwear was immediately needed, so the rudimentary flat cap was the obvious choice as opposed to the traditonal top hats of the time.

(Baseball cap lovers, you may want to follow along here.)

Although the initial felt caps were made of tweed, the style was moving in the right direction. Eventually things settled on the design adopted today. Usually made of cotton to keep the sweat from dripping in your eyes, & easy enough to shield out the sun or rain without having to crank your head back & when the sun peaks through, it’s easy to simply flip the brim up.

There’s only a few ways they should ever be worn & a bicycle if not under you, must be within arms reach to be wearing this.

Inverted flip
Keep it straight
Cap luft
The reverse

Features:

Machine washable
Durable tested cotton blend
Moisture wicking, anti-bacterial band
Soft, comfortable & flexible bill stabilizer