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Baker Boy Cap - Unisex - Newsboy Cap / Hat - Fleck - Charcoal, Made in England
$ 59.95
Our Moon branded collection of fashionable Hats & Caps are crafted in our finest Yorkshire tweed and available in sizes of Small, Medium and Large.
Pictured here in a Baker Boy style with our Charcoal Fleck Donegal wool fabric.
Luxury British-Made Woolen Home Furnishings and Accessories
Bronte Moon is an importer and distributor of beautiful British manufactured woolen home and fashion accessories including: throws, cushions, baby blankets and scarves, blanket scarves and ruanas manufactured by Abraham Moon & Sons Ltd a fine British Company established in 1837.
Operating from Britain’s last remaining vertical mill they control the entire manufacturing process to convert raw wool into beautiful products including the initial design, dyeing, blending, carding, spinning, and weaving before finally finishing and dispatching.
This all happens from an historic mill in Guiseley, West Yorkshire set among the beautiful Yorkshire Dales.
The product range is created with a balance between innovative design & traditional craft, the mill has been producing fine quality woolen products for 180 years and are proud to continue this exceptional heritage
Gangster Chic – Dressed to Kill – Clean Living In Difficult Circumstances!
There has always been an admirable style associated with some of the most notorious people of the 20th Century. Much of this comes from a glorification via both Media and the big-screen, which both fuel people’s passion for their nefarious (if mostly white-washed) exploits.
Part of the appeal is that for a society that is so divided by wealth (and Class in the UK) that to see someone circumvent their preordained place in society on their own terms is deemed a thing to be admired. Naturally that comes with displays of that ‘success’ not least in terms of their dress sense.
What is Harris Tweed, Anyway?
Harris Tweed is a cloth that is hand woven and finished on the Outer Hebrides islands of Scotland, using virgin wool dyed and spun there from Blackface and Cheviot sheep.