Focus on Headwear


Useful as a traditional cap The Expert Kiwi Ranger Hat is made from a poly-cotton bend that has been fi nished with our EcoShield DWR. The Ranger Hat features a wide brim with ventilation fi xed to the crown of the hat and an inner pocket for keeping essentials handy. The hat offers UPF 50+ sun- protection and are woven using Craghoppers’ NosiDefence technology to stop insects biting through the materials. The Expert Kiwi Cap is not only useful as a traditional cap, helping to keep the sun out of your eyes. But with NosiDefence technology and a plant based DWR, it will keep your head protected from rain and biting insects. Available one size fi ts all, this baseball style cap is made in part with recycled materials from polyester cotton.


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The Expert Kiwi Ranger Hat


Herschel


A cold weather essential, the Herschel Elmer Beanie offers the perfect amount of warmth and comfort. It’s a great accessory to customise with your company logo!


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Elmer Beanie


TC933 Hair Wrap


Bringing a sense of calm


Towel City introduces the, tailored for the serene atmosphere of health and beauty settings.


Made 100% Cotton Terry Towelling with a substantial 400gsm weight, this hair wrap exudes a luxurious and enduring quality. The fastening mechanism involves a stretch loop that discreetly tucks beneath the fabric at the nape of the neck after wrapping around the hair, ensuring a secure fi t. Designed in a classic commercial white, the lush pile of the fabric provides a canvas for decoration opportunities, welcoming embroidery to add a personalised touch and incorporate unique branding.


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