Ravenswood corduroy cap in Dark Olive, front view - Chicago Neighborhood Series

Ravenswood Corduroy Cap

$29.99 USD
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Ravenswood corduroy cap in Dark Olive, front view - Chicago Neighborhood Series

Ravenswood Corduroy Cap

$29.99 USD
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After Hours Eats from the Chicago Food Magazine Neighborhood Series. A geometric dining-car arch frames a plate, fork, and knife above the Ravenswood rail line. The After Hours Eats treatment connects the corridor's industrial rhythm with its restaurants, breweries, and late-night tables. The corduroy cap centers the neighborhood mark on the front and carries the CFM series lockup on the back.

Product details

  • Color: Dark Olive
  • Decoration: Embroidery on front and back
  • Materials: 100% cotton corduroy
  • Soft, unstructured crown
  • Cotton twill sweatband and taping
  • Adjustable metal buckle
  • Beechfield B682 Heritage Cord Cap blank

Size and fit

Adjustable one-size fit for head circumferences approximately 20-22 in.

Size guide

Adjustable one-size fit for head circumferences approximately 20-22 in.

Care

Spot clean with a damp cloth and mild detergent. Air dry. Do not machine wash or tumble dry.

Made to order

Each item is printed or embroidered after you order, which helps avoid overproduction. Production time is separate from the shipping estimate shown at checkout. Small variations in color and artwork placement are a normal part of made-to-order production.

Designed by Chicago Food Magazine. Produced and fulfilled by our trusted production partner.

Complete the neighborhood set

The neighborhood note

Made with Ravenswood in mind.

An original Chicago Food Magazine design inspired by the way this neighborhood eats, meets, and keeps the night going.

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Fit and details

See the product details and size guide above for measurements and fit guidance.

Fast turnaround

Most orders ship within 2-5 business days. See the delivery estimate at checkout and follow your order with tracking.

Keep the table going