Casquettes plates en feutre irlandais pour femmes

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Soft to the touch wool felt

The Galway is made from wool felt chosen for how it feels as much as how it looks. It’s soft enough to wear comfortably for hours, light enough that you forget it’s there, and structured enough to hold a clean shape on the head. Unlike stiffer cap materials, this felt moulds gently over time, settling into a fit that feels personal. The construction also makes it one of the more practical flat caps for women to travel with.

Two ways to wear it

The Galway’s peaked design gives you two distinct looks from one cap. Worn peak-forward, it reads as a classic ivy flat cap: tidy, grounded, and sharp with a coat and boots. Flip it round and the peak tucks away, giving you a softer, beret-style shape that works well with knitwear and more relaxed layers. It’s a small thing, but it means you reach for the same cap in different settings, and it still feels right.

Sized to fit properly

These flat caps for ladies come in four sizes rather than one-size-fits-all. A proper fit means the cap stays put in the wind without gripping, and the peak holds its angle rather than drooping or riding up. Check the size guide on each product page for head circumference measurements and go with the size closest to your own for the most comfortable wear.

Are these Irish flat caps waterproof?

No. The Galway is wool felt, so it isn’t built for heavy rain. If it gets damp, gently reshape it and let it dry naturally away from direct heat. If you want something made for wet weather, a waterproof hat style is the better choice.

Can I pack a felt flat cap in a suitcase?

The felt is designed to naturally spring back into position, so you can press it flatter in a bag and it will recover its shape when you take it out. A quick smooth over the crown is usually all it needs. However, prolonged bending or heavy weight may damage the shape, so care should be taken.

How do I find the right size?

Measure around the widest part of your head, just above the ears and across the forehead, then match it to the size guide on the product page. The cap should feel secure and comfortable, without squeezing or leaving a mark.

What’s the difference between a flat cap and a beret?

A flat cap has a peaked front and a more structured shape. A beret is brimless, with a softer crown. The Galway sits between the two: worn forward it reads as a flat cap; turned back it feels closer to a beret in outline.

How should I care for a wool felt flat cap?

Brush it gently with a soft brush or lint roller to lift dust and fibres. Avoid washing and tumble drying. Store it somewhere cool and dry, out of direct sunlight, so the felt keeps its shape and colour.