Our North London caps are designed for everyday wear, combining simple shapes, embroidered details and easy colours with references to the places that make this part of London feel familiar.
From corduroy caps to casual embroidered styles, each design is made to feel easy to wear rather than like traditional tourist merchandise.
The collection takes inspiration from local places and references including N1, Newington Green, Mildmay and The Angel. Wear yours on the commute, around the neighbourhood or as part of your everyday streetwear: the focus is on comfort, fit and a design you’ll want to keep reaching for.
Whether you’re looking for a London cap, an embroidered cap, a corduroy style or simply an everyday cap with a little local identity, the idea stays the same: made to be worn often, local enough to mean something.
FAQ
What types of caps do you sell?
Our collection includes embroidered caps, corduroy caps and casual everyday styles inspired by North London.
Are the caps suitable for everyday wear?
Yes. The caps are designed for regular, casual wear — whether you’re commuting, heading out at the weekend or simply looking for an easy everyday cap.
Do you sell corduroy caps?
Yes. Several styles in the collection are made in corduroy, with designs inspired by places and references around North London.
Are the caps embroidered?
Many of our caps feature embroidered graphics or lettering. Check the individual product page for the exact construction and design details of each style.
How do I know which cap will fit me?
Fit can vary between styles, so check the sizing and adjustment information on the individual product page before ordering.
Are the caps unisex?
Our caps are designed as unisex styles, with individual fit and sizing details available on each product page.
Which North London places inspire the caps?
The collection draws inspiration from familiar North London places and references including N1, Newington Green, Mildmay and The Angel.
Do the caps make good London gifts?
Yes. They’re well suited to someone who lives in North London, used to live here or simply has a connection to the area and wants something more local than the usual London souvenir.
