THE BEST Caps

New York counter-culture fashion outfit Supreme teamed up with Campbell’s to make a line of t-shirts, caps and Vans shoes plastered with the soup company’s iconic red and white can.

Stay cool and look fresh with the Henshaw by Brixton. The nylon snap-back cap’s usual designs feature an embroidered logo, but it’s the Hawaiian-themed variants that you’ll want to grab.

Like your baseball team’s logo but hate their colors, or vice versa? New Era by You lets you mix colors and logos to customize your own 59Fifty or 9Fifty snapback. Don’t be too adventurous though.

The most radical beanie in the world (That’s a fact!). It has an eye mask sewn on, so you can spring into action whenever there’s a bad guy – or pizza – nearby. All four eye mask colors available.

Meant to be used for self-defense, the Sap Cap has a hidden pouch filled with non-toxic proprietary metallic pellets “that are 110% the density of lead”. Gives new meaning to busting a cap.

David Guarino tricks out baseball caps with vintage kimono patterns to come up with sweet-looking streetwear, and an attention-grabbing mix of East and West on your dome.

Mateusz Sypien designed these sweet-looking custom glow-in-the-dark baseball caps based on New Era’s 59Fiftys. We can’t decide if they’ll actually look cool or if they’ll just be dorky.

APPLEBUM’s Danchi fitted cap pays literal homage to their origins with a stunning all-over printed Tokyo nightscape; it’s a modified New Era 59FIFTY with thermal lining and embroidery.

New Era and Marvel team up for this Wolverine cap, part of their X-Men Faces collection; the patch with Logan is cool, but we’re digging the claw cutouts at the back and sides.