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TAKE A LOOK THROUGH OUR BASEBALL CAPS COLLECTION
Our collection of baseball caps incorporates both modern technical fabrics like UPF40 and heritage fabrics.
Baseball caps have always been a staple accessory for the summer season, but did you know that they can also be a stylish and practical addition to your winter wardrobe? Lock & Co. offers a range of stylish baseball caps for winter that are specifically designed to keep you warm and add a touch of luxury to your look. Our collection features classic "British" aesthetic hats, making it the perfect choice for all occasions.
It was not until the late 1970s that people started wearing baseball caps off the field and they have since become a wardrobe staple. Lock and Co. has been re-imagining winter baseball caps for smart, casual, urban or country wear for years. Whether for an off-duty or a more formal look, a well-chosen winter baseball cap can effortlessly complement your style.
One of the most crucial aspects of a winter baseball hat is the choice of materials. Lock & Co. baseball caps incorporate both heritage and contemporary technical fabrics, which are windproof and waterproof. Our warm and insulating fabrics, including luxurious Escorial and sheepskin, ensure that your head and ears stay cosy even in the biting cold.
If you love outdoor winter activities, then you know how much more enjoyable these are if your head and ears are warm and cosy. Our Winnipeg Sheepskin and Zermatt baseball caps include adjustable ear flaps to protect your ears. And when you don't need them, you can simply tuck them inside the hat. This makes these caps practical and versatile, perfect whether you are on the slopes, in the countryside or walking icy streets.
Lock & Co. winter baseball caps come in a range of stylish colours and hat styles to match your unique personality, outfit, and occasion, so you never have to compromise style. From earthy browns to elegant pink, two-tone, heritage check and navy, our winter caps offer a timeless look that is sure to turn heads. Our baseball caps also come with a luxurious lining that ensures maximum comfort and warmth in the winter chill.
For people always on the go or out on the golf course, consider our folding wax baseball cap. The design of this cap means it will fit snugly in your pocket or a golf bag, making it a convenient choice for outdoor adventures.
Winter baseball hats require more care than their summer counterparts. At Lock & Co., you can check the care instructions for your hat to keep it looking good and functioning well throughout the winter season on our website.
Lock & Co.'s range of winter baseball caps offers luxury, warmth and style for the colder months, so you can be confident that you will stay cosy and supremely fashionable all winter, whatever the occasion.
Our collection of baseball caps incorporates both modern technical fabrics like UPF40 and heritage fabrics.
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