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Cap for daily usage.

The historic workwear brand Yarmo has released a cap with year-round usable color variations. Generally, there are two types of cap brims: straight and curved, which often divide preferences among cap enthusiasts. Yarmo's cap features a flat brim. While it pairs well with casual styles, the shape of the brim gives off a brighter and more energetic vibe. The overall rounded shape makes the head appear more voluminous compared to curved-brim caps, making it recommended for those with square-shaped faces who feel that knit hats don't suit them well. By enjoying the colors and shapes, Yarmo's cap can make your usual coordinates look a bit different.

Workwear-like daily usability

Standard items are often the ones we reach for when unsure about coordination, and they grow on us over time. A simple cap without flashy decorations is convenient for daily use. The "YARMO "THE UNIFORM"" embroidery on the cap adds just the right accent without interfering with the style, giving a favorable casual impression. Made of 100% cotton, it can withstand heavy use, and being a workwear brand, it develops a nice character as it becomes worn.

This cap, which goes perfectly with casual styles, can be a favorite companion for walks, outdoor activities, and everyday outings.

The gender-neutral, basic design of the cap allows for size adjustment with the back strap, making it ideal for sharing between partners or owning in different colors. It could also make for an impressive, unpretentious, and stylish birthday gift for outdoor-loving active friends or partners.

Manufacturing for working people

Yarmo is a factory brand founded in 1898 in Great Yarmouth, England. Originally, they made smock-type aprons and jackets for herring fishermen and had many shops around British ports. Workwear created for people working in harsh marine environments is now loved not only by those in the fishing industry but also by artists and craftsmen in other professions, thanks to its durable and highly insulating fabric, excellent patterns considering ease of movement, and highly practical designs. They also produce uniforms for various companies, including the British Ministry of Defence, famous oil manufacturers, and pharmaceutical companies, making them a representative brand of British workwear.