In4mation 'IN4M' Denim Starter Snapback Caps @ CapCollector.com

Cap Collector.com has just received their shipment of In4mation's latest denim snapback caps produced by Starter. The caps are made with dark indigo denim and IN4M in die-cut felt application. Other details include the +IN4M woven tab on the back, black sweatband/plastic snap, and exclusive "The Natural" Starter inside label.  Cop this piece now through Cap Collector or In4mation's online shop.

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Seventy Four V-Logo BB Stretch Fit Caps @ Bridge Tokyo

Tokyo's Bridge clothing store has just received new BB caps from the Seventy Four brand.  The V-Logo BB caps are one of the latest styles from Seventy Four offered in solid black, blue, and red. The caps are made with tight weaved georgette fabric for a soft and flexible fit. Both the front and back panels feature woven twill patches, which are stitched down all around. Available now through Bridge Tokyo online and in-store.

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Us Versus Them 'Miscreants' Snapback Caps by Quintin Co.

Us Versus Them is back with another round of the Miscreants snapback caps in a new grey/black two-tone style. Introduced earlier this year in solid black, UVT re-ups a new stash along side their Summer 2010 apparel line. Made by Quintin Co., these caps are now available through the Us Versus Them webstore.

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Jonathan Da Lynn Summer 1 Snapback Caps

Jonathan Da Lynn unloads his latest round of headwear with the release of snapback caps for Summer 2010. These gems add on to JDL's already strong line-up of fitted caps. The military aesthetics remain strong with the use of ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization) spelling alphabets blended in with a friendly game of baseball. The first group includes M (Mike), O (Oscar), and A (Alpha). Each wordmark is executed in flat embroidery on a 5-Panel crown made out of lightweight fabric. Each style is limited to 20 pcs. All three caps are officially on sale tomorrow through the JDL webstore.

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Inside Label: Bobby Jones 1920's Straw Hat

During the month of June, the age old game of golf is played out in a major tournament known as the U.S. Open. One can trace the origins of the tournament to Bobby Jones, the eye of the golfing world during the roaring 1920’s. Jones was the Babe Ruth of the game of golf, winning the U.S. Open a total of four times within seven years.
Jones was slated as an amateur throughout his entire career, only playing golf as a part-time hobby. In 1930, in his final year of competition, the twenty-eight year old Jones mastered the links of all four major tournaments, the U.S. Open, the U.S. Amateur, the British Open and the British Amateur. This remarkable feat is marveled as one of the greatest accomplishments within American sports.
After removing himself from the spotlight, Jones began making instructional golf videos. His masterful approach served as an influence to the future of the game. Jones was the lead architect behind the course at Augusta National. Jones also founded the illustrious tournament which is played out each year on his course. This tournament is none other than the Masters. After founding the event, and designing the layout of its course, Jones played in it until his health prohibited him from shooting a round of golf.
This woven, pork pie style straw hat was featured by Robert Edward Auctions in their May of 2010 auction. The hat can be traced to the 1920’s, the era in which Jones dominated the links. The outer crown surface is wrapped in a silk like black band. The interior is lined in a brown leather band. Atop the inner crown rests several bold stampings, thus which includes the manufacturer, American Fashion Hats, as well as their associated union. The hat is sized at 6 ¾ and has Jones’ autograph on the outer crown in blue ink. This is a significant historical piece that has preserved the legacy of golfing great, Bobby Jones.

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True Clothing "Sharpie" 2-Tone 59Fifty

True Clothing has re-released their classic True Sharpie New Era 59Fifty caps.  This time around True brings it back in a two-tone combination of grey melton with black wool visor.  The front features True's, Handstyle Sharpie design in crisp white embroidery.  The caps were released this past Saturday at the True East BBQ event. Check out their SF stores or call them directly for availability.

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