Looking for a Yachting Cap

Pibae

Hello everyone,

First post ever, so apologies if I do something wrong. Also, I can't post a picture from what I'm looking for :-).

I am wondering where I can find a shop that sells yachting caps in Dublin?

Kind regards,

p.

JamesM

Pibae wrote: »

Hello everyone,

First post ever, so apologies if I do something wrong. Also, I can't post a picture from what I'm looking for :-).

I am wondering where I can find a shop that sells yachting caps in Dublin?

Kind regards,

p.

Do you mean these ?
https://marineparts.ie/below-deck/nautical-gifts/caps-and-hats/breton-cap-navy-size-57/
https://www.chmarine.com/acatalog/Breton-Skipper-s-Cap.html
or these: https://marineparts.ie/below-deck/nautical-gifts/caps-and-hats/yachting-cap-skipper/

Pibae

That's exactly it! Thanks :-)

neris

Don't forget the cravat

Steve

This is an actual yachting cap...

neris

Steve wrote: »

This is an actual yachting cap...

That's a collectors, worth a bloody fortune

Tabnabs

This would probably be more practical

neris

i know a lad who had the bottoms to match that

Daibheid

Loving the Breton Skippers Cap - frequently worn by a certain class of gentleman often seen helming a bollard or a barstool and if actually moving most likely a gin palace class vessel!

I wish I had the chops to rock one but I don't.

pedroeibar1

neris wrote: »

i know a lad who had the bottoms to match that

I owned them once, elasticated waist, along with a matching top, a zipless over the head job. Kept the water out (and in). I still have a couple of lifejackets that came out the back door of Perry's in DL from a serviced RFD liferaft.