Tokyo Vintage Cap - Gray

Kagezuki

Tokyo Vintage Cap - Gray

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東京 (Tōkyō): "the eastern capital."

Tokyo opened the 1964 Summer Olympics on October 10, the first Games ever held in Asia. Nine days earlier the bullet train had started running to Osaka. The final torchbearer was Yoshinori Sakai, a college runner born in Hiroshima on August 6, 1945, the day the bomb fell, and two years later the date of the opening became a national holiday for sport.

Faded charcoal, close to the gray of wet pavement, with "Tokyo" in tall letters and 東京 (Tōkyō) below it: 東 "east" and 京 "capital." On a color this dark the fade reads as soft rather than worn.

Charcoal goes with anything you own, which makes this the one to reach for when you're late out the door. Pair it with a navy coach jacket on travel days. The other colors and styles share a page in the vintage collection.

  • Fabric: 100% cotton twill
  • Profile: low
  • Size: one size, adjustable snap buckle

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