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The Classic Boston Scally Cap - Black - featured image
The Classic Boston Scally Cap - Black - alternate image 2
The Classic Boston Scally Cap - Black - alternate image 3
The Classic Boston Scally Cap - Black - alternate image 4
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The Classic - Black

$49.00
Only a few left in this size.

It is important that we create scally caps that are simple and timeless. Well, The ‘Classic’ does just that. This single panel herringbone cap is similar to our fan favorite Original, but with a contrasting wool panel on the side. This style cap should be a staple in your Boston Scally Collection. The 'Classic' scally cap is meant to be worn every day and on any occasion.

Material: Wool/Poly

Colors Available:

Dark Grey Herringbone with Black Wool

Grey Herringbone with Grey Wool

30 Days for Exchanges

14 Days for Refund

Single Panel Size Chart

Size CM Inches Cap Size
XS 53 – 54 20 – 21 7
S 55 – 56 21.6 – 22 7¼
M/L 57 – 59 22.5 – 23 7½
XL 60 – 61 23.6 – 24 7⅝
2XL 62 – 63 24.5 – 24.8 8
3XL 64 25.1 8½

Note: If you are between sizes, go down for a more snug fit (knowing the cap will stretch about half cm after wearing a while). Go up for a more comfortable fit.

How to Measure Caps

Wrap a cloth measuring tape around your head just above your eyebrows and ears. Pull the tape comfortably snug, read the length, repeat for good measure and use the largest measurement. A piece of string will work too, then just hold it up to a ruler and measure.