Buggy - denim | M-37 military cap reimagined - Sterkowski

Buggy

Denim
New Arrival
$75.00
  • The shape: A "soft hat" - it has none of the stiffness you associate with formal headwear.
  • Character: Our inspiration comes directly from the American M-37 workwear hat.
  • Made from denim: 100% cotton in a twill weave with a weight of 355 g/m². The fabric is pre-washed, which gives it softness without affecting its durability. UV protection 50+.
  • Fit: A full range of precisely sized options to find the perfect fit for your head.
  • Details: Soft cotton sweatband, no lining - to preserve the natural breathability of the fabric. The highest quality material, built to last for years.
  • STAY-ON STRAP: A strong loop strap for securing the hat firmly - designed especially for motorcyclists. The hat always stays with you.

Color:

Black Jeans Dark Blue Jeans Light Blue Jeans

Size:

54 cm 55 cm 56 cm 57 cm 58 cm 59 cm 60 cm 61 cm 62 cm

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Year 1926. One Road. One Year.

In 1926, Route 66 opened - a road that connected Chicago with Los Angeles through the heart of America. Through fields, workshops, mining towns and refineries. Through the Rust Belt - the industrial backbone of the States, where people worked without pretending to be anything they weren't. Mechanics, welders, truck drivers. People with a workshop in their hands and a road ahead of them.

Sterkowski Works 66 is our answer to that world - a cap with the soul of a real workshop. A material that works just like you.

Buggy Wasn't Born at a Drawing Board. It Was Born in a Workshop.

Its history begins in 1937 in the United States Army. Soldiers were issued a blue denim work uniform - trousers, a jacket and a hat with a wide, drooping brim. That hat quickly earned the nickname "Daisy Mae" - after a character from the popular comic strip "Li'l Abner". Soft, functional, with a brim that protected against sun and rain. Designed for work.

Buggy Wasn't Born at a Drawing Board. It Was Born in a Workshop.

Its history begins in 1937 in the United States Army. Soldiers were issued a blue denim work uniform - trousers, a jacket and a hat with a wide, drooping brim. That hat quickly earned the nickname "Daisy Mae" - after a character from the popular comic strip "Li'l Abner". Soft, functional, with a brim that protected against sun and rain. Designed for work.

A Material That Works Alongside You

The twill weave - the same one that started in mines and on farms. Its diagonal structure gives the fabric elasticity and durability at the same time.

Industrial washing releases tension from the fibres - the material is immediately soft to the touch, ready to wear. Without losing a single gram of durability.

Denim is one of the few materials that looks better with use - every scuff, every mark from the workshop becomes part of the cap's story.

A Material That Works Alongside You

The twill weave - the same one that started in mines and on farms. Its diagonal structure gives the fabric elasticity and durability at the same time.

Industrial washing releases tension from the fibres - the material is immediately soft to the touch, ready to wear. Without losing a single gram of durability.

Denim is one of the few materials that looks better with use - every scuff, every mark from the workshop becomes part of the cap's story.

Stay-On Strap

We designed the Stay-On Strap with motorcyclists in mind, but it works anywhere a cap needs to stay with you. A strong, durable loop strap lets you clip the cap securely to a belt, pocket or jacket. No searching through pockets, no losing it in the workshop, no surprises on the road. You take the cap off - and you know exactly where it is.

Stay-On Strap

We designed the Stay-On Strap with motorcyclists in mind, but it works anywhere a cap needs to stay with you. A strong, durable loop strap lets you clip the cap securely to a belt, pocket or jacket. No searching through pockets, no losing it in the workshop, no surprises on the road. You take the cap off - and you know exactly where it is.

A Hundred Years of Passion and Craft.

In 1926, Anna Sterkowska opened a workshop in Warsaw. She didn't know that four generations later her grandchildren would be making caps for people all over the world.

She knew one thing - that a good cap requires great material and craftsmanship.

For a hundred years, nothing in that philosophy has changed. Every cap that leaves our workshop is the result of knowledge passed down from generation to generation. We are proud to deliver caps and hats to you every day.

A Hundred Years of Passion and Craft.

In 1926, Anna Sterkowska opened a workshop in Warsaw. She didn't know that four generations later her grandchildren would be making caps for people all over the world.

She knew one thing - that a good cap requires great material and craftsmanship.

For a hundred years, nothing in that philosophy has changed. Every cap that leaves our workshop is the result of knowledge passed down from generation to generation. We are proud to deliver caps and hats to you every day.

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Data sheet

Color
Black
Blue
Fabric
Denim
Subtitle
Denim
Products Lines
Heritage
Label
New Arrival

Specific References

EAN13
5904353900039