Best Grey Cap in the UK (01/23): Shopping Guide & Review

Photo © Russ Cohen

A good Grey Cap is one that has the following qualities:

1. It must be made of 100% cotton, and not a blend or synthetic material. Cotton breathes better than synthetics do, so it will wick moisture away from your head more efficiently. The cap should feel soft to the touch; if you can’t tell what kind of fabric it’s made out of just by looking at it, then there’s something wrong with its quality control process (or lack thereof).

2. It shouldn’t have any logos on them except for an embroidered patch in the back which says “Grey Ghost Gear” – this way you know exactly who manufactured your hat without having to look around for tags all over the place. If they’re too cheap to put their own logo on their product then why would I want my money going towards someone like that? Also beware when buying hats online because some companies use stock photos instead of actual pictures taken from real life products.you never know how big those logos are gonna end up being until you get yours in hand.

3. They need to fit well onto your head without feeling loose or tight anywhere – no gaps between your forehead and where the bill ends nor

The most important thing is to look at the quality of the fabric. If it’s too thin, you’ll see a lot more scalp through it and that can be unflattering for some people. It also depends on how much hair you have as well – if your hair isn’t very thick then even with a good cap, there may not be enough coverage so in this case I’d recommend getting one made from thicker material or going up a size (if they offer them).