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The Dubliner Boston Scally Cap - Blarney Stone - featured image
The Dubliner Boston Scally Cap - Blarney Stone - alternate image 2
The Dubliner Boston Scally Cap - Blarney Stone - alternate image 3
The Dubliner Boston Scally Cap - Blarney Stone - alternate image 4

The Dubliner - Blarney Stone

$49.00
Only a few left in this size.

Boston is a city known for its deep Irish roots, so it was only fitting for this scally cap to have a traditional shamrock embroidered on the back.

 

Dubliners, natives of Ireland's largest city and capital, are extremely proud of where they come from and their culture--very similar to Bostonians.

We both know what hard work, humble beginnings and hospitality is all about...

Now these traits aren't to be taken advantage of, as a 'Dubliner' isn't gonna stand down if you come after their pride and culture. 

So whether you're Irish or not, all Bostonians have a little 'Dubliner' in them. 

Colors: grey, blue, black, hunter green

fit guide: true to size (see size chart) 

Style: 6-panel cap (same as the Scrapper)

Material: cotton

30 Days for Exchanges

14 Days for Refund

Six Panel Size Chart

Size CM Inches Cap Size
XS 54 – 55 21 – 21.6 7
S 56 – 57 22 – 22.5 7¼
M/L 58 – 59 22.8 – 23 7½
XL 60 – 61 23.6 – 24 7⅝
2XL 62 – 63 24.4 – 24.8 8
3XL 64 + 25 + 8½

Note: If you are between sizes, go down for a more snug fit (knowing the cap will stretch about half cm after wearing a while). Go up for a more comfortable fit.

How to Measure Caps

Wrap a cloth measuring tape around your head just above your eyebrows and ears. Pull the tape comfortably snug, read the length, repeat for good measure and use the largest measurement. A piece of string will work too, then just hold it up to a ruler and measure.