Cap PaperSky Tochigi
- Packable
- Lightweight (39 gram)
- Adjustable size (55 cm - 63 cm)
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Breathable mesh side panels
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Handmade in Japan
Make no mistake, the Pig Snout Camp Cap (P.S.C.) from Velo Spica is not your average cycling cap. Lightweight, moisture-wicking, breathable, and durable, The P.S.C. Cap is the flagship model of Velo Spicas cycling caps. Ultra-comfortable with high quality materials, made to last by the hands of Keisuke Kawashima.
Tochigi Prefecture lies just north of the Tokyo region and it's pattern is derived from the Oya Stone, an easily carved and erosion resistant brick made from lava and ash that can only be found here.
For more items from our PaperSky collection, click here.
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Cap PaperSky Tochigi
- Packable
- Lightweight (39 gram)
- Adjustable size (55 cm - 63 cm)
-
Breathable mesh side panels
-
Handmade in Japan
Make no mistake, the Pig Snout Camp Cap (P.S.C.) from Velo Spica is not your average cycling cap. Lightweight, moisture-wicking, breathable, and durable, The P.S.C. Cap is the flagship model of Velo Spicas cycling caps. Ultra-comfortable with high quality materials, made to last by the hands of Keisuke Kawashima.
Tochigi Prefecture lies just north of the Tokyo region and it's pattern is derived from the Oya Stone, an easily carved and erosion resistant brick made from lava and ash that can only be found here.
For more items from our PaperSky collection, click here.
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- Packable
- Lightweight (39 gram)
- Adjustable size (55 cm - 63 cm)
-
Breathable mesh side panels
-
Handmade in Japan
Make no mistake, the Pig Snout Camp Cap (P.S.C.) from Velo Spica is not your average cycling cap. Lightweight, moisture-wicking, breathable, and durable, The P.S.C. Cap is the flagship model of Velo Spicas cycling caps. Ultra-comfortable with high quality materials, made to last by the hands of Keisuke Kawashima.
Tochigi Prefecture lies just north of the Tokyo region and it's pattern is derived from the Oya Stone, an easily carved and erosion resistant brick made from lava and ash that can only be found here.
For more items from our PaperSky collection, click here.
