The New Orleans 1718 hat is a throwback that's likely from the 1920's Times Picuyune during the Age of Illustration, possibly Art Nouveau. 1718 being the year New Orleans was founded as a city. This structured flat-bill cap brings a vintage, streetwise energy to every neighborhood stroll and late-night set. The five-panel, high-profile silhouette holds its shape while the soft cotton twill gives a lived-in, tactile feel. Embroidered lettering across the front reads like chalked signage — bold but worn — and a small stitched emblem above the snapback nods to subtle, personal detail. A green undervisor peeks beneath the brim for an unexpected flash of color when you tip your head, while matching sewn eyelets keep you cool when the day heats up. It sits comfortably on a range of head sizes and adjusts with a classic snap closure, so it moves with you from festivals and porch hangs to city streets and ferry runs.
Product features - 100% cotton twill for a vintage look and soft hand - Structured five-panel, high-profile build that keeps its shape - Green under-visor adds a pop of contrasting color - Sewn eyelets for discreet breathability - Adjustable snapback fits head circumferences 21.63"–23.63" (55–60 cm)
