A five-panel camp cap is the flattest, lowest cap there is, and it is the one that shows the most cloth. Ours are cut from woven cloth with an aguayo-inspired pattern, each from a different part of the cloth, so the stripe that lands on the front panel is different on every single cap. Nine colourways, from full rainbow weave to plain twill with a woven brim.
A camp cap is built from five panels, with one wide panel across the front, a low unstructured crown and a flat brim. It sits closer to the head than a six-panel ball cap or a structured snapback, and it packs flat. Most carry a small embroidered chakana at centre front, the patch camp caps a woven Inpire patch, and all adjust at the back to fit 55 to 60 cm. Smaller heads: kids and matching sets.
