Peaky draws inspiration from early 20th-century Birmingham and the distinctive caps worn by local gangs of that era. Recognisable by their structured 8-panel crown and wide peak, these caps became a defining element of the period’s silhouette. Crafted using traditional techniques, Peaky features a balanced fit and clean proportions that give it character and presence. A strong design - rooted in history and made for today.
A fabric with a history reaching back to 1866, when John Magee began trading handwoven textiles at the markets of County Donegal in Ireland. For five generations, the family-owned mill in Donegal Town has been weaving wool recognized the world over for its signature colorful flecks - nepps - woven into the fabric. They're what sets real Donegal Tweed apart from every other tweed. The wool is naturally warm, breathable, and temperature-regulating. It's also exceptionally durable and comfortable to wear.
A fabric with a history reaching back to 1866, when John Magee began trading handwoven textiles at the markets of County Donegal in Ireland. For five generations, the family-owned mill in Donegal Town has been weaving wool recognized the world over for its signature colorful flecks - nepps - woven into the fabric. They're what sets real Donegal Tweed apart from every other tweed. The wool is naturally warm, breathable, and temperature-regulating. It's also exceptionally durable and comfortable to wear.
At Sterkowski, we sew by one principle: craftsmanship is a way of thinking. And it has been for 100 years. Every hat is the result of precision, knowledge, patience, and respect for tradition. We still work by hand, but we stay open to new ideas - and we think boldly about form, function, and how a cap should look and wear years from now. For us, craftsmanship is a conversation between the past and what lies ahead.
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