Although it is said that most heat escapes from our heads, this is not entirely true. Heat escapes from the entire surface of our body more or less evenly. However, we usually cover our heads the least (just like our hands, for instance), which is why our ears freeze in winter and we feel cold even though we are otherwise dressed quite well and functionally.

Caps as protection and fashion accessory

The purposes of wearing a cap are varied but mostly combined. Members of the army or police have headgear as part of their uniforms. Their caps or berets not only have a representative and distinguishing function but also protect their wearers. In summer, they protect from the harsh sun and possible heatstroke, and in winter, primarily from heat loss.

At the same time, a cap can easily serve as a fashion accessory. For example, baseball or trucker hats are coming back in a retro wave. Not only are they practical due to their stitched visor and mesh ventilation, but they also look quite good. And more and more often, even women are wearing them.

In winter, it's important to protect your head not from the sun but from the cold. Therefore, you can choose a cap that warms you even more (strictly speaking, it is our own body heat that warms us when we use a cap) thanks to added fleece insulation.

Mask yourself more effectively

The sun can be treacherous, but on tactical missions or hunts, a color that is too bright can betray you. That's why we also offer camouflage versions of various types of caps, which you can wear in the city, but in nature, you'll be less noticeable. And thanks to additional balaclavas (which, by the way, also protect your face from frost), you can be completely incognito.

Some hats and caps from our selection are also designed so you can additionally mask yourself. They contain a cord or ribbon where you can tuck in various twigs and leaves to use resources from nature for camouflage.