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Ik heb een John Hanly sjaal met vaderdag gekregen, wat een fijn origineel cadeau!
Mijn Peaky Blinders pet was een groot succes, fijne pet
Very pleased with this Irish wool scarf, and it arrived quite quickly.
Tijdloze Peaky Blinders Cap – Anthracite Black
Experience the authentic style of the 1920s with our exclusive Peaky Blinders cap. This newsboy cap—also known as a Gatsby cap—combines a historic design with modern comfort. With its refined herringbone pattern and deep anthracite-black hue, it is the ultimate accessory for the fashion-conscious man who appreciates a classic look.
High quality and craftsmanship
High quality This cap is not just an accessory; it is a piece of craftsmanship. The cap is proudly crafted in Ireland, a region known worldwide for its rich tradition of wool weaving.
and craftsmanship
- Material: 100% high-quality lambswool for a soft, warm, and durable quality.
- Design: Classic Newsboy/Gatsby cut with the iconic herringbone pattern.
- Color: Stylish and versatile Anthracite Black.
- Origin: Authentic craftsmanship, produced in Ireland.
- Style: Timeless class inspired by the atmospheric gangster era of 1918.
- Brand: John Hanly.
Ideal for any special moment
Whether you are looking for the perfect finishing touch for a theatrical performance, a themed party—such as a rustic country wedding—or a professional photoshoot, this cap instantly adds character and class to your outfit. It is a versatile piece that pairs effortlessly with both formal and casual attire.
Size chart
To ensure the perfect fit, you can easily determine your size using the table below. Choose the size that best matches your head circumference for optimal comfort.
Get the Peaky Blinders cap in Anthracite Black today and add a touch of timeless class and authenticity to your personal style! Order now and complete your outfit.
Tip: < 0 > This makes a fantastic gift. Make it extra special by adding our festive gift wrapping right away; we will then wrap it for you with care.
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Hand wash
Step 1
When hand-washing knitwear and wool sweaters, the water temperature is crucial. Always use lukewarm, hand-warm water. Extremely hot or ice-cold water can shock the fibers, causing your garments to shrink or completely lose their shape.
Do not use fabric softener!
Handy tip: Always wash your knitted garments one by one. This prevents colors from accidentally bleeding or mixing with each other.
Step 2
Use only a small amount of detergent when washing your knitwear. Excess soap is difficult to rinse out, which can cause your wool sweaters and knitted items to feel rough over time.
Handy tip: Never wring out or scrub woollen clothing. This damages the fibres, causes extra pilling, and can cause your favourite garment to completely lose its shape.
Step 3
The most important rule for drying knitwear and wool sweaters is simple: never put them in the tumble dryer, as they will shrink immediately. Want to remove excess water after washing? Roll the garment in a clean towel and gently squeeze out the moisture. Then, always dry your knitwear flat on a drying rack.
Handy tip: Never hang wool sweaters or knitwear on a hanger or clothesline; the weight of the moisture causes the fibers to stretch, making the garment lose its shape. Do you need to reshape a garment? Do so very carefully while the fabric is still damp.
Wash in the washing machine
Wash in the washing machine
Wash the wool garment inside out on a special wool cycle at a maximum of 30 degrees, use a wool detergent without fabric softener, and avoid high-speed spinning.
It is best to dry large garments flat on a dry towel so they keep their shape. Small items, such as wool socks, can be dried on the clothesline.
Never use a tumble dryer, as this can damage the fabric. With this careful treatment, you will enjoy your wool garment for years to come.
You can easily remove these fibers with a fabric shaver. Gently collect the pills using soft, circular motions.
Pilling is a natural phenomenon in knitwear. It occurs when short fibers rub against each other, creating small balls of fluff.
After de-pilling, you will be able to enjoy your wool garment for years to come.
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