How do I dry my cap?  
Always dry your cap naturally! Avoid using the dryer or spin cycle, as they tend to be too hot and can damage the shape of the cap. The best method is to let your cap air dry. Stuff it with a towel to help it maintain its shape. Alternatively, you can insert an inflated balloon inside, place it over a suitable bowl, or even put it on top of another cap. Be sure not to place the cap directly in the sun to avoid fading. It dries best when fresh, cooler air flows through it, and warm ambient air helps with evaporation. The ideal time for this is in the morning or evening—just place the cap by an open window!

What helps with sweat and hair gel stains?  
Sweat stains and hair gel marks can quickly appear, especially in the summer. Don't worry—getting rid of them is easy! Simply rub a bit of hair shampoo mixed with water onto the affected areas and let it sit for a short time. A toothbrush can help gently scrub the stains. Then, rinse everything off with lukewarm water. If the stains are stubborn, try using vinegar. Test it on a discreet spot first, then apply it to the stains and let it sit for one to two hours. Afterward, wash the cap as usual, either by hand or in the machine, depending on what’s best for the material. By the way, vinegar also helps with unpleasant odors! When drying, avoid direct sunlight to prevent color fading. It’s best to let the cap dry in fresh, warm air—just place it by an open window.

What can you do about pilling?  
Pilling refers to those small, annoying fabric balls that form, especially on wool fabrics, due to exposed fiber ends. A lint shaver can work wonders here! For just a few euros, you can find one in most drugstores. It smooths out the protruding fibers and gives your cap a nice, clean look again.

Could the brim of my cap be damaged during cleaning?  
Our caps feature a high-quality foam core in the brim, unlike other brands that use paper inserts. This foam core can easily be cleaned with water and ensures long-lasting durability and shape stability.

How can I remove unpleasant odors from my cap?  
Whether after a long night out or intense physical activity, stubborn odors like cigarette or sweat smells can linger. A vinegar treatment can help: simply apply vinegar (5%) to the affected areas or, in extreme cases, soak the cap in it. Test it first on a discreet spot and let it sit a bit longer for stronger odors. Afterward, you can wash the cap as usual. For lighter smells, good ventilation often does the trick—hang the cap in the bathroom after a shower, as the steam helps neutralize odors. Be sure to dry the cap properly after washing to prevent musty smells.