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Gatsby & Newsboy (winter)
Browse our vast selection of virgin wool and tweed newsboy caps and gatsby caps. Stay warm this fall and winter with a comfortable 8 panel cap.
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Peaky Newsboy Donegal
Peaky Newsboy Donegal Chevron
Gatsby Donegal 201
Hatteras Herringbone
Hatteras Donegal
Peaky
Gatsby Harris Tweed 201
Gatsby Chevron 301
Kingston Newsboy Silk
Kingston KG
Leather Burney Hatteras
Peaky Donegal
Hatteras Wool/Cashmere
Wool Spitfire
Camilla
Hatteras Vanmore Flat Cap
Hatteras Goat Suede Flat Cap
Coco
Camilla cache-oreilles
Gatsby Donegal 301
Hatteras Patchwork
Hatteras Corduroy Jersey
Newsboy Classic Cap
The Return of the Gavroche Cap for Men This Winter
The Gavroche cap takes its name from the character of the same name in Victor Hugo’s famous novel Les Misérables. These roomy, eight-panel caps have been a staple of men’s wardrobes since the early days of the Industrial Age. In recent years, they have seen a strong resurgence in popularity, notably due to the success of the hit television series Peaky Blinders.
An Irish Cap: Gavroche as a Winter Essential
To this day, Gatsby and Gavroche caps remain closely associated with Irish craftsmanship and tradition. The most sought-after Gavroche caps are often made from Donegal tweed—a high-quality wool fabric. You can find this material in our Jonathan Richard Newsboy Gavroche caps as well as in our City Sport Gatsby caps.
Gatsby Cap or Gavroche Cap?
Both Gatsby and Gavroche caps can be worn in winter and summer. They are classic caps featuring a round crown divided into eight panels, joined at the top by a button. The crown is attached to the visor either by a snap button or stitching.
The Gatsby cap is distinguished by its more compact diameter, while the Gavroche cap is fuller in shape and tends to drape slightly to the side.
The Dutch Cap
The Dutch cap is very similar to the Gavroche and Gatsby styles. However, its crown is not attached to the visor, offering greater freedom in how it can be worn—tilted backward, forward, or to the side.