hunter chico cap - olive
hunter chico cap - olive
the brero olive texwax cordura chico cap is a homage to classic hunting caps, crafted from 12 oz texwax cordura duck fabric—known for its durability and water-resistant properties. Designed in a rich olive tone, it features functional ear flaps lined with brown wool for added warmth and comfort. The ear flaps secure with a rugged shoelace closure, finished with latex tips, nodding to traditional outdoor gear. Inspired by the heritage of waxed canvas hunting caps, this modern silhouette is built to protect in rough conditions while offering a sharp, utilitarian edge. The 12 oz texwax cordura duck will protect the head in any rough condition.
headwear for every occasion
*please allow 2 weeks for orders to be made
EXTERIOR: 15% Cordura / 85% Cotton; earflap lining: 100% wool; LINING: 100% polyester with a screen printed patch
For your cap to hold its initial shape, please keep it stuffed with the provided cap pillow and hang it from the bill with the provided cap hanger while storing and transporting.
If your cap gets wet, let it dry naturally with crown and brim in the proper shape. Dust can be removed with a dry napkin. For cleaning headpieces don’t use soap, oils, abrasive cleaners, furniture polish, varnish or ammonia.
Please note that the actual color of the item may be slightly different from the color represented on the website
We offer international delivery. For more information regarding delivery costs and terms please email us at hola@brerolosangeles.com.
What is the history behind the newsboy cap? As a lot of modern pieces do, the newsboy cap rose in ranks of the social structure from the working-class. The rounder and puffier style appeared around the 1800s opposing the stiffer flat cap design, the silhouette then grew in popularity with the help of gangs in england, the working class of the industrial revolutionized new world across the Atlantic, and now the silhouette has been modernized half a century later, designed and manufactured by brero in east los angeles, california representing the working-class since 2018.