Okamoto Hats Mino Washi Knit Hunting Cap Hunting Hunting Hunting Washi Day (Men's Cap, Hat, Cap, Hat, Hat, Knit, Father's Gift) OK-001 (Gray)

Size (approx.): 1 size (approx. 56-59 cm) Material: 42% cotton, 31% unclassified fiber (paper), 27% rayon Specifications: Comes with size adjustment tape, washable Color: 3 colors (black, gray, navy) Country of Origin: Japan *Please note that since these are handmade products, there may be slight individual differences. Sizes are approximate. ■ A hunting cap made entirely in Japan using Mino washi paper Knitted hunting caps using Mino washi paper are 100% Japanese-made hats made from Japanese materials that can be worn from spring through to early autumn. The best thing about this knitted hat is that it fits well. It is also lightweight and folds up compactly for your convenience. What is Mino Washi? Mino washi has a tradition dating back approximately 1,300 years and is known as an ancient, high-quality type of washi paper, used for documents preserved in the Shosoin Repository. It is highly absorbent and has a cool feeling similar to that of linen. It is also very light and voluminous. By making it mechanically, it is possible to preserve the fine qualities of Mino washi paper and use it as a material for hats. ■ Coloring that is easy to wear all year round The hat is available in three colors: black, gray, and navy. The subdued colors make it suitable for wearing in any season except the middle of winter. The size is 59-56cm inside. It has a size adjustment so it can be adjusted to be about 1.5cm smaller. ■Okamoto Hat Founded in 2014, the workshop is located in Tanabe City, Wakayama Prefecture, in an area rich in nature, right next to the sea. He learned his craft at a long-established hat factory in Okayama Prefecture and later became independent. He makes hats using a blade sewing technique using natural grass, which is rare in Japan. We also pay particular attention to the development of materials, and develop and manufacture materials that are considerate of the natural environment of Wakayama Prefecture, where our workshop is located.