Let’s not dance around it - 79 EUR is quite some amount for a cap. Especially in a world where fast fashion offers kind of the same silhouette for a third of the price. So it’s fair to ask: What’s the difference? And more importantly, does it matter? That’s exactly the kind of question Stiksen was built to answer.

The Difference Is in the Details (and the Fit)
Most caps are one-size-fits-all. Ours aren’t. Producing multiple sizes isn’t the easy route - it means separate production runs, separate molds, and a lot more moving parts. But the result is a cap that actually fits. One that frames your face properly, doesn’t ride too high or low, and feels like it was made for you. Because it kind of was. We believe fit matters, even in headwear. Especially in headwear.

Fabric That Speaks for Itself
If you’re used to standard cotton twill, this will feel different. Stiksen caps are made from some of the best materials we could get our hands on - chosen not just for how they look, but how they perform over time:

• Ventile® organic cotton from Switzerland – tightly woven, naturally water-repellent, and built to handle unpredictable weather
• 100% Linen from South Korea – breathable, structured, and ideal for warm days without ever feeling flimsy
• Italian Wool/Cashmere blend – smooth, soft, and understated with just the right amount of body

Each fabric is chosen with purpose, not trend.

No Loud Logos. No Gimmicks.
This isn’t about statement pieces or seasonal drops. Stiksen caps are designed to last - in construction, in aesthetic, and in your wardrobe. You’ll notice the difference in weight, in stitching, in how the brim holds its shape after a year of wear. These are the kinds of things you don’t see right away. But you feel them. And in time, they’re what make the cap your go-to. Timeless isn’t a buzzword here. It’s the bar.

Why the Price?
The short answer: because that’s what it costs to do it right. Not just in materials, but in development. Behind every cap is a ridiculous amount of prototyping, refining, reworking - until everything from the fabric to the curve of the brim is where it should be. It’s taken years to refine.

That work doesn’t show up in a flashy way. But it’s there in the wear. We’re not pricing for hype. We’re pricing for longevity, construction, and fabric quality. The cap justifies its cost. Not the other way around.

The Real Question
Is it worth 79 EUR? If you’re looking for a quick purchase or a cap that lasts a summer, there are cheaper options. No doubt. But if you're looking for a cap that fits like it should, holds up across seasons, and doesn’t ask for attention - but earns it - then yes. It’s worth every bit of it.