Lavender Tropic 504 Ventair Cap - Kangol

Lavender Tropic 504 Ventair Cap - Kangol 

The cap is made of a subtle blend of polyester and acrylic designed by Kangol.

This navy headwear, like all Kangol Ventair caps, has ventilation holes around the entire Tropic 504 ventair beret with an integrated and sewn visor. The fabric is both very light for summer and thanks to the small holes, provides excellent air circulation to help eliminate perspiration. Designed by Kangol since the 1970s. A unique comfort for this beret cap designed in lightweight material.

A cap that will remain in history. Since its creation, it has become a classic of the Kangol UK brand; this headwear offers an inimitable cool style for summer. Material that is both light and airy in a timeless design. This style remains unmatched in the fashion scene and will match with most of your wardrobe whether you're classic or trendy; you can wear it the way you like. Either forward in a classic way, or more trendy backward or even sideways.

A tip for curving the visor

The Kangol cap visor is made of malleable plastic that can be curved to better suit you and adjust to your head.

A tip to help you curve it: use a low-power hair dryer for 15 seconds and shape it as desired, then hold it in this position for an additional 30 seconds. This way you'll get the visor of your choice and especially a unique Kangol. The visor is sewn so there's no worry about the cap coming apart prematurely. 

About the Lavender Tropic 504 Ventair Cap - Kangol 

• Embroidered Kangol logo on the back
• Material: 60% Polyester; 40% Acrylic 
• Without inner lining for better ventilation
• Headband: 100% Nylon

History of the word Tropic

Tropic is the name given in reference to the material from which the Kangol fabric is made. It's due to a blend of nylon and polyester which makes it an extremely lightweight and robust cap. The Ventair features a weave of 6 stylized lines bordering the base of the cap that improve the cap's breathability and therefore your head, hence its name 'Ventair'.