Breton-Style Sailor Cap

The Breton cap with visor—also known as the Breton fisherman’s cap or Breton flat cap—has maritime origins and is traditionally associated with sailors and fishermen from Brittany, France. This model, characterized by its rounded crown and short, stiff visor, was used to protect against wind and rain while at sea.

It later gained popularity among artists and intellectuals, especially in the 20th century, thanks to its distinctive and practical style. Today, it is a fashionable accessory for both men and women, often made of wool, cotton, or tweed, and reinterpreted in various styles.

• Wool cloth

• Made in Italy