Docker longshoreman beanie Leon cap made of pure cotton sailor hat
Docker

Docker

Cotton
$30.00
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  • Classic Docker Style: a short, close-fitting shape without a visor, featuring a characteristic turned-up cuff around the crown.
  • Material: 100% natural cotton, providing breathability, lightness, and comfort during everyday wear.
  • Details: a cotton sweatband sits comfortably against the head and provides additional comfort.
  • Polish Craftsmanship: 100 years of experience in creating the highest-quality headwear.

Color:

Green olive Black Navy blue Graphite grey Brown Beige cotton

Size:

54 cm Ships from EU 55 cm Ships from EU 56 cm Ships from US 57 cm Ships from US 58 cm Ships from US 59 cm Ships from US 60 cm Ships from US 61 cm Ships from US 62 cm Ships from US 63 cm Ships from EU 64 cm Ships from EU 65 cm Ships from EU

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Simple Form, Practical Function

The Docker is one of the simplest styles in the world of headwear. It has a small, close-fitting crown, no visor, and its most distinctive feature is the turned-up cuff. These elements create its recognizable, short silhouette.

The Docker originated from practical headwear worn by people working in ports and aboard ships. In these conditions, a cap needed above all to stay securely on the head and allow freedom of movement. The absence of a visor provided a wide field of vision while working, while the compact construction ensured that the cap did not get in the way of everyday tasks.

From the Port to Pop Culture

Like many elements of clothing with workwear origins, the Docker eventually found its way far beyond the environment for which it was originally created. The practical caps worn by sailors, fishermen, and dockworkers gradually became part of everyday wardrobes, while their simple form proved exceptionally versatile.

In the second half of the 20th century, workwear increasingly became part of fashion. Jeans, work jackets, military parkas, and sailor coats began to be worn not because of the profession they were associated with, but because of their appearance, durability, and authentic character. The short cap with a turned-up cuff began appearing in outfits that consciously drew inspiration from workwear and military clothing. Over time, it became one of those accessories that could be seen both in the port and on the streets of the world’s largest cities.

Natural Cotton

We made the Docker from natural cotton, a material that perfectly suits the simple, functional construction of this style. It is lightweight, breathable, and comfortable to wear.

Cotton allows air to circulate freely and manages moisture effectively, providing comfort on warmer days. Its natural fibers feel pleasant against the skin while also performing well in everyday use.

One Hundred Years of Passion and Craftsmanship

In 1926, Anna Sterkowska opened her workshop in Warsaw. She could not have known that four generations later, her great-grandchildren would be making caps for people all over the world.

She knew one thing: a good cap requires excellent materials and craftsmanship.

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

Simple Form, Practical Function

The Docker is one of the simplest styles in the world of headwear. It has a small, close-fitting crown, no visor, and its most distinctive feature is the turned-up cuff. These elements create its recognizable, short silhouette.

The Docker originated from practical headwear worn by people working in ports and aboard ships. In these conditions, a cap needed above all to stay securely on the head and allow freedom of movement. The absence of a visor provided a wide field of vision while working, while the compact construction ensured that the cap did not get in the way of everyday tasks.

From the Port to Pop Culture

Like many elements of clothing with workwear origins, the Docker eventually found its way far beyond the environment for which it was originally created. The practical caps worn by sailors, fishermen, and dockworkers gradually became part of everyday wardrobes, while their simple form proved exceptionally versatile.

In the second half of the 20th century, workwear increasingly became part of fashion. Jeans, work jackets, military parkas, and sailor coats began to be worn not because of the profession they were associated with, but because of their appearance, durability, and authentic character. The short cap with a turned-up cuff began appearing in outfits that consciously drew inspiration from workwear and military clothing. Over time, it became one of those accessories that could be seen both in the port and on the streets of the world’s largest cities.

Natural Cotton

We made the Docker from natural cotton, a material that perfectly suits the simple, functional construction of this style. It is lightweight, breathable, and comfortable to wear.

Cotton allows air to circulate freely and manages moisture effectively, providing comfort on warmer days. Its natural fibers feel pleasant against the skin while also performing well in everyday use.

One Hundred Years of Passion and Craftsmanship

In 1926, Anna Sterkowska opened her workshop in Warsaw. She could not have known that four generations later, her great-grandchildren would be making caps for people all over the world.

She knew one thing: a good cap requires excellent materials and craftsmanship.

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

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Data sheet

Color
Beige
Black
Blue
Brown
Gray
Green
Size
Large
Medium
Small
XLarge
XXLarge
XXXLarge
Fabric
Cotton
Type
Docker
Subtitle
Cotton
Products Lines
Classic

Specific References

EAN13
5902557079636