Spoleto Harris Tweed Newsboy Cap

Classic 8-Panel Newsboy Cap in Black & Gray Herringbone

Discover the Spoleto Harris Tweed Newsboy Cap, handcrafted in Italy by master hatmakers using 100% virgin wool Harris Tweed. Featuring a distinctive black-and-gray herringbone pattern, this classic 8-panel newsboy cap combines vintage-inspired style with exceptional craftsmanship.

Its beautifully structured crown, fabric-covered button, and traditional curved visor create a timeless silhouette. A soft 100% cotton lining provides breathable comfort, while the signature Olimaci & Co. metal horseshoe good luck pin adds an exclusive finishing touch.

Inspired by Spoleto, Italy

Inspired by the medieval stone streets and ancient Ponte delle Torri of Spoleto, in Italy's Umbria region, we created this newsboy cap in a striking black-and-gray herringbone pattern. The contrasting wool threads reflect the textures and weathered stone of the city's historic architecture, bringing our vision of Spoleto to life.

Product Details

• Brand & Signature Detail: Olimaci & Co., featuring its metal horseshoe good luck pin

• Origin: Handcrafted in Italy by master hatmakers

• Style: Classic 8-panel newsboy cap with herringbone pattern

• Material: 100% virgin wool Harris Tweed with 100% cotton lining

• Season: Fall and winter

Fit & Sizing

This hat fits true to size.

If you are between sizes, we recommend sizing up for a more relaxed fit.

Size Guide (Inside Circumference)

• S 21 3/4'' 
• M 22 3/4''
• L 23 1/2''
• XL 24''

The measurement is from the inside of the hat. In order to determine your proper hat size, you must take a measurement of your head using a flexible tape.

If you don't have a flexible measuring tape on hand, you can still accurately measure your head circumference using a non-stretchy string, ribbon, or strip of paper along with a ruler. Position the string or ribbon around your head, ensuring it sits about 1 inch above your eyebrows and ears at the same level where a hat would typically rest. Hold the string firmly where it meets around your head, then lay it flat against a ruler to measure the length in inches or centimeters. Repeat this process a couple of times to ensure consistency, and take the average of the measurements for the final head circumference. Recording this measurement will help you select the right hat size with confidence.

Please note that the color of the hat may appear differently on various screens and devices due to differences in display settings and lighting conditions. Additionally, the color names were decided by the manufacturer and may not always perfectly match the visual perception.