Merino Wool Golf Cap, Natural-White

• "Solos athletic socks are great quality, soft and very comfortable. They are also hard wearing and wash really well."
• "Great quality, great service, great experience all around. The best socks I've worn and received great feedback from everyone!"
• "The customer service was unrivaled and the product was fantastic. 5/5!"

Wool does not insulate you, it buffers you. It moves moisture as vapour before it ever becomes sweat, and releases heat while it does — hot afternoon, cold dawn tee-off, same cap.

• It works both ways: Synthetic caps do one job — move sweat out. Merino does that, then keeps regulating.
• It does not hold the smell: Merino traps odour molecules in the fibre until it's washed. Wear it four rounds running and nobody will know.
• It is soft, not scratchy: Fine merino sits below the threshold where skin registers it — five hours on your forehead without thinking about it once.
• It sheds light rain: Wool is naturally water-repellent, so drizzle beads and brushes off instead of soaking in.

• Laser-Cut Ventilation: Every panel from the mid-crown back is cut with a fine grid of vents — dense enough to move real air, small enough to read as texture rather than mesh.
• Structured Five-Panel Front: Holds its shape, no plastic trucker panel.
• Pre-Curved Brim: Wear it straight out of the box.
• Raised 3D Embroidery: Stitched, not printed, so it won't peel or fade.
• Engraved Brass Buckle: A solid antique-brass slide buckle, engraved with the Solos mark — infinitely adjustable, no plastic snap, no velcro to catch your hair. Fits 54–61cm.
• Shell: Australian Merino wool (exact % to confirm)
• Sweatband: To confirm
• Closure: Antique-brass slide buckle on a woven cotton strap

Merino Cap Care

• Spot Clean: Dab gently with a clean, damp cloth and mild detergent if necessary.
• Brush After Wear: A light brush will prevent dust settling into the fibres.
• Steam For Shape: A gentle waft of steam can refresh and help reshape the crown if needed.
• Avoid Machine Washing: Wool caps should never go in the washing machine as they can shrink and lose their shape.

You'll wash it far less often than you're used to — merino resists odour naturally.

♻️ Sustainability Tip: Merino is a renewable fibre. The sheep grow it back every year, and wool biodegrades in soil in months rather than centuries — a real difference to a polyester cap.