Embroidered Denim Hat — "Antoine Doniel" Script Cap
$35.00
This denim cap channels the cool restraint of French New Wave cinema — clean, quiet, and full of character. The soft, unstructured crown and low-profile silhouette sit easy on your head, while the pigment-dyed denim feels like an old favorite from the first wear. A neat embroidered script across the front reads like a signature caught in motion, adding a subtle, cinematic edge without shouting. Wear it on slow morning walks, tucked under a linen coat between café stops, or paired with faded denim for late-night neighborhood strolls. It settles into everyday life and ages with you, carrying the memory of long-winded conversations, black-and-white film frames, and streets lit by sodium lamps.
Product features - 100% cotton for durability and a smooth embroidery surface - Unstructured 6-panel, low-profile design with a soft crown - Pigment-dyed finish for a lived-in, vintage look - Adjustable strap closure fits 21.65"–25.19" (55–64 cm) - Classic details: 6 sewn eyelets and 4 rows of visible visor stitching
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This denim cap channels the cool restraint of French New Wave cinema — clean, quiet, and full of character. The soft, unstructured crown and low-profile silhouette sit easy on your head, while the pigment-dyed denim feels like an old favorite from the first wear. A neat embroidered script across the front reads like a signature caught in motion, adding a subtle, cinematic edge without shouting. Wear it on slow morning walks, tucked under a linen coat between café stops, or paired with faded denim for late-night neighborhood strolls. It settles into everyday life and ages with you, carrying the memory of long-winded conversations, black-and-white film frames, and streets lit by sodium lamps.
Product features - 100% cotton for durability and a smooth embroidery surface - Unstructured 6-panel, low-profile design with a soft crown - Pigment-dyed finish for a lived-in, vintage look - Adjustable strap closure fits 21.65"–25.19" (55–64 cm) - Classic details: 6 sewn eyelets and 4 rows of visible visor stitching