ZSCo. 1951 Italian Grand Prix Turning Point- YP Classic 6007 Hat
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The 1951 Italian Grand Prix at Monza marked a turning point in top‑tier racing. After a works team dominated the previous year, a rival Italian constructor arrived with a fuel‑efficient 4.5‑litre V12. Local driver Alberto Ascari put the car on the front row, and when the reigning champion retired, he delivered the team’s first home victory. This upset signalled the start of a new era in the world championship.
• Size: Adjustable snapback closure offers a customizable fit for most head sizes.
• Material: High‑quality cotton twill for long‑lasting durability and comfort.
• Design: Structured high‑profile crown for a bold, modern silhouette.
• Details: Flat brim (curvable) with reinforced stitching for lasting wear.
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The 1951 Italian Grand Prix at Monza marked a turning point in top‑tier racing. After a works team dominated the previous year, a rival Italian constructor arrived with a fuel‑efficient 4.5‑litre V12. Local driver Alberto Ascari put the car on the front row, and when the reigning champion retired, he delivered the team’s first home victory. This upset signalled the start of a new era in the world championship.
• Size: Adjustable snapback closure offers a customizable fit for most head sizes.
• Material: High‑quality cotton twill for long‑lasting durability and comfort.
• Design: Structured high‑profile crown for a bold, modern silhouette.
• Details: Flat brim (curvable) with reinforced stitching for lasting wear.
Damask Woven Patch
To create patches capable of capturing the high definition of print material, Damask woven patches were chosen over other methods because they are high-quality, durable fabric patches. This technique produces tight, smooth, and finely detailed pattern fabric, often with a luxurious feel. “Damask” refers to the process developed in early medieval Byzantium, specifically in Damascus, but today, these patches are produced on computerized Jacquard looms. This weave is advantageous as it allows designs to be woven directly into the fabric using very fine thread rather than just
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Contemporary, Comfortable, Classic all explain this modern, on-trend cap for everyday wear, no matter the occasion.
Crafted from a lightweight blend of cotton and polyester twill, it’s as durable as it is stylish.
Specs: Structured 5-panel pinch front, mid-profile, flat bill, and adjustable snapback.
Sizes:Y (6 3/8 - 6 5/8)OSFM