Personalised Velvet Cap

— Personalised Caps

Personalised Velvet Cap
Your name. Your style. Your signature.

— Why You'll Love It

★Velvet, Not Cotton — a cap is the most anonymous thing in most wardrobes. This one is cut from soft, deep-pile velvet that catches light rather than flattening under it, so it reads as something chosen rather than something picked up.

★Gold, Black or White Thread — pick the stitching, not just the cap. Gold is the festive one and sits beautifully on navy, maroon and black. White reads cleanest on dark velvet. Black is the quiet one for grey, beige and pastel pink.

★Embroidered, Not Printed — stitched into the velvet with real thread. Printed lettering cracks and lifts after a few wears; embroidery is still there in three years.

★Four Ways to Write It — or None — your name in flowing cursive, your name in clean block type, your initials, or a small icon. Or plain velvet with nothing on it at all, which is a real option and the right one for some people.

★Seven Colours, All Wearable — light grey, navy blue, black, dark green, red, pastel pink and beige. Between the shades, the thread and the lettering, almost nobody ends up with the same cap as anyone else.

★Adjustable — It Fits Everyone — one size with an adjustable back strap, sized for men and women alike. Which means you never need to know someone's head size before buying it for them, and that's the whole problem with gifting anything you wear.

A cap is the most anonymous thing most people own. Yours looks like everyone else's, which is why nobody remembers who gave it to them. This one fixes that in two moves. Velvet instead of cotton, so it feels like something rather than nothing — and your name embroidered across the front, so it belongs to exactly one person. Pick from seven colours, then pick your thread: gold for something festive, white for contrast on a dark cap, black for something quieter. Then pick how it reads — flowing cursive, clean block type, just your initials, a small icon, or nothing at all if the velvet is enough on its own. It adjusts to fit anyone, which makes it one of the few things you can wear that is also safe to give. The gift people photograph before they wear it, and still reach for next winter.

— Care Guide

Velvet has a pile, and looking after it is mostly about not crushing it. Spot clean with a barely damp cloth rather than washing — a machine wash flattens the pile permanently and there is no undoing it. Lift dust with a soft brush, always stroking in one direction. Store it on a shelf rather than folded under something heavy, and if the pile does flatten, a minute of steam held well away from the fabric will bring it back. Keep the embroidery away from perfume and hairspray.

Personalised products are made specially for you and are not eligible for return or exchange unless damaged in transit. Embroidery is made to your spelling — please check it before you place the order.

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