Caps & Hats

In the 90s, golf brands treated caps differently. Today a cap is often just another blank to put a logo on, but the classics were designed as pieces in their own right: strong structures, suede peaks, houndstooth patterns, two-tone colourways and logos with real character.

Tournament caps are their own corner of the archive. Each major made caps for the week, often with specialist makers like American Needle, so a single cap can tie you to one course and one year.

Fitted caps are listed with their size; adjustable straps and snapbacks fit most. Every cap is checked and cleaned before it joins a drop.

Brands to look out for

  • 90s Titleist script caps
  • 90s Ping Mr Ping logo caps
  • Nike Golf yin yang, TW and SQ caps
  • 90s Callaway 'C' logo caps with suede peaks
  • Tournament caps from the majors, like the Masters caps by American Needle

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Frequently Asked Questions

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How do we preserve the classics?

Each piece has been carefully inspected, cleaned, and documented. We preserve condition through proper storage and handling, so you receive it in the greatest possible condition.

How does vintage sizing work?

Vintage sizing rarely follows today's rules. We use years of handling and measuring vintage golf clothing to size every classic properly. Every product page shows both the original label size and our recommended size, giving you a much clearer idea of how it will fit.

When do new pieces drop?

New classics land every Friday at 4pm UK time. Each drop is different, bringing together pieces we've found from across golf's past.

How long does shipping take?

Express UK orders typically arrive within 1-2 working days. Standard UK orders will take 2-5 working days. We ship within the UK only, for now.

What's your returns policy?

Not quite the right fit? Contact us to arrange a free return within 14 days of delivery.

Why vintage?

The nineties and early two-thousands gave us something rare — a time when golfers dressed like themselves. We exist to bring those classics back.