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City Sport Childrens County - Blue Panecheck

Price

£29.00

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Introduce your little one to timeless style with the City Sport Children’s County Cap in Blue Panecheck. Inspired by traditional Irish and British heritage, this kid-sized flat cap blends classic looks with comfort-focused craftsmanship—perfect for everyday outings or special occasions.

Handmade in Belgium by City Sport, a brand known for its superior tailoring, this cap is crafted using high-quality wool and designed with a vibrant blue panecheck pattern. The soft tonal check balances playful charm with subtle sophistication, ideal for both casual and formal wear.

 

Specifications:

  • Outer Material: Wool Blend

  • Lining: Satin

  • Color: Blue Panecheck

  • Fit: Children’s Size

  • Origin: Handmade in Belgium

  • Care Instructions: Dry clean only

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The City Sport Story

WHEN VICTOR DECLERCQ,
a leading fabric trader, got the idea to set up a cap mill, he could never have foreseen the success his company was to experience 100 years later.

He founded his company, together with his wife Marie Olivier and seven craftworkers from Diksmuide.

At heart, Victor was a born trader who upheld the traditional principles of a well-groomed gentleman. He was renowned for his big pointed moustache that was manicured every day by a private barber.

Over the years, CITY SPORT became an established name for high quality caps as an exclusive fashionable accessory for the discerning gentleman. The company has always offered a wide variety of caps in exclusive styles and fabrics.

The fourth generation now reaps the rewards of the preceding generations and is now preparing the future, however without losing contact with the family traditions and creativity. 

The City Sport cap is now exported to all European countries, and even to Canada and the USA. But the spirit and production still lies in Ardooie, a small village in the neighbourhood of Bruges. 

CITY SPORT caps, quality caps since 1898.

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