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Classic barleycorn pattern Harris Tweed Ivy Driving Cap probably one of the favorite color/patterns of all time- basically an olive against beige- an illustration of why Harris Tweed is the best looking of all the world's tweeds.
This hat is so cute!! I made one for my friend's 15-year-old sister in black, and she loved it! (You know you're onto something when a teenager approves!!)
Made from 100% acrylic "simply soft" yarn, this hat is never itchy, and can even be machine washed in warm water on the gentle cycle! If you stretch it over a dinner plate while it's still wet, it'll never lose its shape! The brim is reinforced with plastic canvas, and the hat edge is worked in ribbing to make it stretch to fit most head sizes. The cap itself is roomy enough that curly hair or braids can be stuffed inside comfortably.
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Cap'n Jazz plays July 31, 2010, at Wicker Park Festival in Chicago. My blog about the concert and more photos are at: www.undergroundbee.com/2010/08/03/capn-jazz-and-mission-o...
Lid for toothpaste tube in thermoplastic resin. With a burgeoning family of bright characters in thermoplastic rubber, Stefano Pirovano (1998) has set his sights on bringing some fun to dental hygiene for children (and adults too)
$12.00
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By Luciana Angarten
Colley Caps were the staple headwear for most gents back in the day. They were THE Cap to have especially for those lucky enough to own a car going for a 'spin' at the weekend!! They were particularly popular with racegoers because of the cheery colours in the woven woollens that were used to make them. Inside they had a diamond shaped label with a picture of a Colley Dog and the Colley Caps Trade Mark.