Madison Logo Cap | Black / White
Madison Logo Cap | Black / White
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Carhartt WIP Madison Logo Cap | Black / White
The Madison Logo Cap is an unstructured and unlined six panel with a firm, curved peak. Constructed from 100% cotton twill, this item is garment washed for increased comfort and to protect against shrinkage or loss of shape. Features an adjustable strap to ensure a perfect fit. One size.
- head circumference: 57 - 62 cm / 22.4 - 24.4 inch
- garment washed
- unstructured
- unlined
- six-panel
- firm, curved peak
- embroidered ventilation eyelets
- adjustable strap with personalized metal buckle
- logo embroidery
- I023750_0D2_XX
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| Carhartt WIP | Title | SKU | EAN/BARCODE | PRODUCT TAGS | PRODUCT TYPE | STOCK QTY |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Madison Logo Cap | Black / White | Default Title | I036730.0D2XX.06.0 | 4068584479441 | clothing, Keps | Cap | 2 |
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Carhartt WIP
Carhartt was founded in 1889 in Detroit, initially offering sturdy workwear designed for railway workers and other high-wear professions. The development of Carhartt WIP (Work in Progress) began in 1990. It provides streetwear adapted for Europe and Asia, yet with a clear lineage back to the classic workwear products.
For us, Carhartt WIP is an obvious choice; in the Inland, we rarely differentiate between the “going-out blazer” and the clothes you chop wood in. When you chop wood, you do it with style.