Does a Cap Feel Too Young? Consider the Work Cap

QUICK ANSWER
This is a cap for people who love denim, vintage clothing and workwear. We also recommend it to people who feel the staple baseball cap is missing something. It can be worn year-round, so it also suits people who want to try one first.
Chain-Stitch Work Cap
[WS-50669B]
A work cap with just-right depth and a steady fit, starring three-dimensional chain-stitch embroidery. Made of denim-look cotton, it is easy to wear year-round.
- With denim
- With a coverall jacket
¥4,950 (tax incl.)
*Please check the product page for price and stock.
Chain-Stitch Short Brim Cap
[WS-50676B]
A shorter brim gives it a light look. It features chain-stitch-style logo embroidery and the texture of 100% cotton fabric.
- With denim
- With a T-shirt
¥4,950 (tax incl.)
*Please check the product page for price and stock.
Railroad Cap
[WS-50638]
A silhouette that is neither too shallow nor too deep, with a feel of good old America. Made of 100% cotton, it can be worn year-round.
- With military wear
- With denim
¥4,950 (tax incl.)
*Please check the product page for price and stock.
Donut Button Work Cap
[WS-50648]
A work cap featuring a classic detail: the back fastens with 2 buttons. The material is cotton.
- With a work shirt
- With military wear
¥4,950 (tax incl.)
*Please check the product page for price and stock.
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FEATURES
3 features
About chain-stitch embroidery
Chain stitch is an embroidery method in which a sewing machine links the thread into a chain of loops. Each stitch rises three-dimensionally, giving a warmth and presence that print does not have. It is a technique long used on vintage workwear and American sportswear, and it is less a decoration than a detail that gains character the more you wear it.A shape that is neither too deep nor too shallow
We planned this cap with a shape focused on just-right depth and a steady fit. Too deep, and the area around the face tends to look heavy; too shallow, and it does not feel settled. This shape is the result of looking for that just-right balance.The texture of denim-look cotton
The fabric is denim-look cotton. It has some thickness yet is easy to handle, and it is easy to wear in any season.02
DESIGN STORY
Design background and details
Designed to be worn by anyone
This cap is unisex. Rather than dividing the balance of depth and size by gender, we aimed for a shape that feels right on anyone.03
STYLING
What to wear it with: styling ideas
With denim or a coverall jacket
Pairing it with denim or a coverall jacket of similar texture creates a cohesive outfit. It also goes well with work shirts and T-shirts, and you can wear it without overthinking.In summer, keep it light with a T-shirt + wide denim
For summer, we also recommend a relaxed approach: a white T-shirt with wide-silhouette denim, with the cap adding a little character. When the weather cools, throw on a military jacket and enjoy a different look. There is no rule that says it has to be a certain way, so try matching it little by little with the clothes you already have.04
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a work cap and a railroad cap?
Both have silhouettes that connect with vintage clothing, but the railroad cap is a shape designed with "neither too shallow nor too deep, good old America" in mind. The chain-stitch work cap is a workwear-leaning shape of just-right depth, with the three-dimensional embroidery as the star. You can choose based on the look you prefer.
Can the size be adjusted?
The Chain-Stitch Short Brim Cap introduced here can be adjusted within approx. 57-60cm. For size details of the other items, please check each product page. If you are unsure about the fit, we also recommend trying it on in the store.
Which face shapes and hairstyles does it suit?
Because the shape has just-right depth and a steady fit, its balance is easy to wear for both round and long faces. It sits neatly not only with short hair but also with hair tied up. If you want to see how it actually looks on you, the surest way is to try it on at our store in Kawaramachi, Kyoto.
TRY IT ON
You can try hats on in Kawaramachi, Kyoto. The fit and silhouette, which are hard to judge from photos alone, can be checked by actually trying hats on in the store.
























