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The Big Lebowski Cap

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Hunter X Hunter Cap

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Disney's Frozen Cap

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Marvel Captain America Cap

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Rick and Morty Cap Shrimp

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Call of Duty Cap Double Tap Camo

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Overwatch Cap Pachimari

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From Luffy’s straw hat to Overwatch logos

A cap can have a simple logo on the front or make a more direct character reference. One Piece ranges from Luffy’s straw hat to Trafalgar Law and Tony Tony Chopper. Naruto brings Uchiha and Akatsuki symbols, while Overwatch features characters such as Reaper alongside the team’s graphic identity.

The gaming side continues with PlayStation controllers, Call of Duty and League of Legends. For films and TV, there’s Stranger Things, Batman, Jaws, Rick and Morty and Stitch, among others. So you can go from a subtle emblem to a cap where the whole front points to your favourite universe.

Logo, cosplay or character

Luffy’s straw hat and Trafalgar Law’s hat lean more towards cosplay. They’re a different kind of headwear from an ordinary cap with a logo. At the other end are the PlayStation and League of Legends designs, where the symbol is the main event.

Anime and gaming don’t need the same style

An Akatsuki cloud, the PlayStation symbols and a Call of Duty reference don’t have much in common visually, even if the format is the same. A front logo keeps the reference simple, while character graphics and larger embroidery take up more visual space.

Want to stick with games? Find more universes under gaming. One Piece, Naruto and other Japanese series are grouped under anime.

For smaller head sizes

This collection brings together the adult models. For children’s versions with different sizes and characters, caps for kids are the natural next stop. Check the size information on the specific product before choosing a model.

If you already know which universe you’re after, start with its name. If not, think about whether you want a cap that’s dark and understated, colourful, logo-based or unmistakably character-led.