Riley’s Favourite is a classic Bakerboy flat cap, hand-made in black and grey herringbone Harris tweed. 100% wool, made for him & her. Master Hatter to Savile Row, St James's and the Peaky Blinders, Mister Miller is now flying solo. With a career spanning 3 decades, hand-making the best of Britain's hats with the finest materials for him, her, them. There are bespoke and monogramming services to boot, and something to crown every head. Keep it under your hat! Mister Miller uses the noblest materials. Like all of life’s good things – your cap will live long with love. Harris Tweeds & Cashmeres, Merino Lambswool & Mohair: Brush your cap using a bristle hat brush. Using steam from a household kettle, brush to fend off any dust and revive the grain. Shake off any rainwater and allow your cap to dry at room temperature. Avoid drying on radiators as this can cause shrinkage. Exercise delicacy when brushing cashmere and lambswool to maintain the material’s smooth texture. Always follow the grain if (gently) brushing mohair: like with cats, never rub the wrong way.
MISTER MILLER - MASTER HATTER Men's Rileys Favourite Bakerboy Cap In Grey Herringbone Harris Tweed
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Men's Rileys Favourite Bakerboy Cap In Grey Herringbone Harris Tweed
Riley’s Favourite is a classic Bakerboy flat cap, hand-made in black and grey herringbone Harris tweed. 100% wool, made for him & her. Master Hatter to Savile Row, St James's and the Peaky Blinders, Mister Miller is now flying solo. With a career spanning 3 decades, hand-making the best of Britain's hats with the finest materials for him, her, them. There are bespoke and monogramming services to boot, and something to crown every head. Keep it under your hat! Mister Miller uses the noblest materials. Like all of life’s good things – your cap will live long with love. Harris Tweeds & Cashmeres, Merino Lambswool & Mohair: Brush your cap using a bristle hat brush. Using steam from a household kettle, brush to fend off any dust and revive the grain. Shake off any rainwater and allow your cap to dry at room temperature. Avoid drying on radiators as this can cause shrinkage. Exercise delicacy when brushing cashmere and lambswool to maintain the material’s smooth texture. Always follow the grain if (gently) brushing mohair: like with cats, never rub the wrong way.