Boys Club - Back to where it began

 

The photo above is one of the earliest I took of John, it was at a New Years Eve party a few years back, in the early hours, he was showing me his collection of New Era caps and listening to some vinyl on his 80's record player. He has always been a fan of America/Japanese street wear, even if he doesn't always wear the items he likes to collect things and I know if he had his way the house would be filled with BAPE, New Era and Comic book memorabilia.

John during the summer wearing a Norse Projects Hat

John's been debating lately about what kind of hat is going to get him through this cold winter, as his Norse Projects summer hat is making it's place on the shelf until the warmer months and also just because he wants a change. So John has put together his Hat wish list, which is perfect for me as it doubles up as a possible christmas list too, as not only is it practical but also stylish - win win. We recently found out about this great site called Capology, an independent (thats what we like to hear) store in Newcastle which has a massive collection of urban wear, clothing, accessories and of course caps and stocks one of Johns favourite lifestyle brands - The Hundreds. Caps and headwear can often be overlooked but it really shouldn't be especially when it comes to mens wear so here is a little collection of his favourite picks

Entree Lifestyle Washed 5 Panel £40

The HundredsVaried £32

King Apparel Krest 5Panel £32

King Apparel Insignia Fall13 Beanie £30

47 Brand Stevenson £30

John really likes the 47 Brand Stevenson hat above which will no doubt come in handy during what is meant to be a very cold winter, he has a similar hat that he wore during the snow last year, but as always wants to update it. They also stock kids hats, including toddler New Era's which can be hard to come and John would love to add a miniature New Era to the collection.

John keeping warm in the snow