105 Uniform Oyster/Forest
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Stiksen 105 Uniform Oyster/Forest is a dad cap with an oyster beige crown combined with a forest green brim. The cap is made of organic cotton in delicate plain-weave to provide a casual look.
- 105 style: unstructured dad cap with an adjustable strap
- 100% organic GOTS-certified cotton
- Mid-profile six-paneled crown
- Free standard shipping to Access Points in Europe, including the UK, as well as USA, Canada, Asia, Australia, and New Zealand.
- Paid door-to-door shipping options.
- All orders are fully traceable.
Ethically produced
Cotton woven by the Bangladeshi NGO Thanapara Swallows.
Organic fabric
100% organic cotton.
Free shipping
Free shipping options in Europe/UK + US/Canada.
Looking for constructed baseball caps?
Check out our 107 style caps with structured front panels and higher profile.
SUSTAINABLE FABRICS
100% ORGANIC COTTON
This Uniform cap is made of GOTS-certified 100% organic cotton, woven in a characteristic canvas weave, giving the caps a classic and relaxed look and feel. The cotton is GOTS-certified (Global Organic Textile Standard) and coloured in azo free dyes, meeting strict standards.
OUR STRIVE FOR PERFECTION
MADE TO FIT YOU
People are different. Not all body shapes are the same, neither are all heads. You wouldn't buy a t-shirt that is "one size fits all", would you? We believe the fit of a cap is as important as of any other garment. That's why we challenge the industry and the general “one size fits all” trend where fashion brands only add the cap to their seasonal assortment to complete a full wardrobe, with no actual love behind it. As a result, we have thought of every single detail.
DRESS LIKE 15,000+ OF OUR FRIENDS
WE BELIEVE IN MAKING A DIFFERENCE
THANAPARA SWALLOWS
The cotton used in our Uniform Collection is woven, coloured and treated by Thanapara Swallows, a World Fair Trade-certified non-profit organization striving to empower the poor and underprivileged female population in the Thanapara village in northwestern Bangladesh. By working with Thanapara Swallows, we contribute to create economic and social awareness as well as to make marginal women self-reliant and independent in an unequal society.
The NGO was founded in 1973 as part of the Swedish organization The Swallows, in an effort to strengthen and stabilize the area of Thanapara after the Liberation War. Ever since, the organization has overseen many empowering projects spanning different areas such as agriculture, primary schools, day care centers, fair-trade production, health care, human rights, micro-credits, training and sanitation. These are partly funded by our fabric production, and the goals of the projects are to improve self-sufficiency for people in the area.
