This super sweet fabric comes from Cosmo Japan. (who also own a large fleet of chemical and crude tankers by the way) The cap is made from black cotton chino and trimmed with said fabric.Perfect for the Rappongi hipster and you,of course,can snag one here.

Send me your musette and I'll send you a cycle cap,part 2.
Designing anything in Melbourne with colours always carries the risk of being associated with a football team. And no,I don't go for Richmond.

Melburn Roobaix,2013.

Our visors are hand cut from 1mm thick pvc sheet.Washable,durable and most importantly flexible, so you can wear em up or wear em down!

Cycle cap with a hidden camera. Selling like hot cakes.Only 3 left in stock.

Cycle cap for the keen conservationist. Black cotton chino,trimmed with flying geese.In stock.

More personal protective equipment ,PPE,for the travelling cargo superintendent.(super-cargo)
This design was a surprising hit at the last Fyxo swapmeet. To be worn with a healthy sense of irony.

Cycle cap made from the musette given away at this year's Melburn Roobaix. $20 including postage.

Melburn Roobaix is the only organised ride I attend these days. It's a wonderful way to see parts of Melbourne you ordinarily wouldn't visit. 35~40 Ks including 12 sections of blue stone,back lane bumpiness. Follow the map to the start of the section, rattle your way to the end, find the number and write it in the box. Do this 12 times.There's no prize for first across the line.The only consolation is a longer wait for the  closing ceremony. My tactic? Take it slow, find a nice cafe after sector 8 and have some brunch. (and then a double shot at sector 10). It doesn't hurt to wear a pair of Blunnies,either.