Made in the very same factory that manufactures caps for major league Japanese baseball teams, Poten’s caps are crafted from unexpected fabrics—like this lush velvet iteration. A soft, treated cowhide sweatband complements the 100% rayon velvet body, which comes in three sizes and elevates the entire concept of a baseball cap.
The Korean phrase (dok-han-nyun), translated to “poisonous bitch,” is often used as a derogatory slur for womenespecially when they don’t “act their gender.” Embroidered here in blood red, this is a cap that reclaims the “nasty woman”-esque smears and seizes agency back. It’s the debut product from female designer team G.Intl.
Californian brand FairEnds never strays far from a tasteful pattern or colorway, and their simple, logo-less Ball Caps are the perfect canvas for a little customization. Each six-panel cap comes with a nylon webbing closure for easy adjustability, and can be personalized with three felt letters at their front—just enough space for a set of initials or a snarky three-letter word.
