Casual Caps & Hats

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Casual caps and hats are the off-bike layer every rider reaches for between rides. This range covers trucker caps, retro panel caps and knit beanies from Leatt, Merlin, Macna and Bolt. Mesh-back trucker builds keep things cool, structured fronts hold their shape, and adjustable closures dial in the fit at the paddock or the cafe. How to pick a casual cap or beanie Casual headwear splits into three clear builds, and the right one depends on climate and fit. Trucker caps run a mesh rear for airflow, retro caps use a full fabric panel for a heavier feel, and beanies use knit acrylic for cold mornings. Style Build Fit Best for Trucker Cap 5-panel front, mesh rear Snapback, one-size adjustable Warm days, airflow Retro Cap 6-panel structured fabric S to XL fitted Year-round daily wear Beanie Knit acrylic, single layer One-size stretch Cold mornings under 10C Sizing that holds Fitted caps run across a 4-size span from S to XL, covering roughly 54cm to 62cm head circumference. Snapback truckers use a plastic adjuster with around 8 to 10 click positions, so one size spans 55cm to 60cm. A curved peak shades roughly 7cm forward. Measure around your head 2cm above the brow for the truest read. Know the limits These are casual, off-bike caps and hats. They carry no EN 17092 abrasion rating and no CE Level 1 or Level 2 armour, so they are not riding protection. For on-bike safety, a certified helmet is the only headwear that counts. Pair your cap with proper kit and keep the lid for the ride. Related: Casual T-Shirts · Ride Shirts & Hoodies · Balaclavas & Neck Tubes · All Casual · All Helmets Frequently asked questions What sizes do the caps come in? Fitted caps from Leatt run S to XL, covering roughly 54cm to 62cm head circumference. Trucker caps use a snapback adjuster with around 8 to 10 click positions, so one size fits most heads from 55cm to 60cm. Measure 2cm above your brow for the truest read. What is the difference between a trucker cap and a retro cap? A trucker