CAPS

A cap with a visor is the piece a child grabs first on a bright morning, and the Surf Inc caps gathered here all start from the same fabric. The composition is 100% cotton, with nothing blended in, and it is repeated on every product card. The cotton is lightly faded from the start, so it looks worn in before the first day out. Each card also carries the note that the cap was made in Europe.

The shape in this category is the Sea Lion Kids Cap, offered in Acid Black and in Indian Pink. The cut does not change with the colour, so the decision comes down to which shade your child will actually put on. Embroidery and a woven jacquard label are listed on every card here. Which colours are on the shelf right now is always visible on the product list.

The washed finish reads first: the cotton looks faded before anyone has worn it, and it is meant to stay that way. On a child's cap that turns practical, because a scuff from the playground lands on fabric that already looks lived in. The detailing is embroidered, and the cards note it. The label inside is woven jacquard, noted on the cards as well.

A cap finishes an outfit rather than leading it, so we pair it with the quiet end of the wardrobe: kids' tees through summer, a hoodie pulled over when the evening cools down, and sweatpants for days that involve a lot of running. The rest of the children's clothing sits together in one place, and the full kids selection is one level above that.

What are these caps made of? 100% cotton, on every card in this category, and the composition is repeated on each product. What does the washed finish mean? The cotton is lightly faded from the start and should look that way; on a kids' cap everyday marks show up less. Where are they made? In Europe, and the note appears on the card. What covers colder or brighter days? Cold days go to kids' beanies, strong sun to hats, and the smaller things sit in socks and accessories. Are there caps for adults? Yes, the adult caps sit in women's caps.