FAQ
We've put together answers to the questions we get asked most often. If there's something we haven't covered, please drop us an email and we'll get back to you soon.
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Our items are sold in batches.
Once they are sold out we close our shop to focus on making the caps, while designing our next one.
Join our mailing list to ensure you’re in line for the next cap or to be in line for any returns .
Our first cap will be available on the 13th December 2024 at 0900 GMT.
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Our website is the only place to buy an Invicta Tweed cap.
You can pre-register on the website before that date to get the best chance of getting a hat.
To give you the best chances of getting a cap, it's best to be prepared. Have your size to hand and your credit card or payment details ready.
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You can pre-register on the website before that date to get the best chance of getting a hat. Pre-register before 10th December and you can purchase before the general release on 13th December.
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Our caps are available until they sell out! The first batch goes live at 09.00 on Friday 13th December 2024.
If you'd like insider access to releases before the general public, sign up to our newsletter to be first to know.
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That depends on when you order. Your number will be assigned in the order of the sale.
Each cap is individually hand-numbered in the order that they're sold, making every cap unique and never to be remade again.
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Check out our sizing guide to find your best fit. It’s very simple to get it right. If you are buying as a gift, please be aware that we may not be able to exchange your size.
Our baseball cap is one size only (there is an adjustable band at the back)
Our 8 piece hat is available in S, M, L and XL. The fit is unisex.
If you're unsure about your size, or have any questions, please drop us an email at hello@invictatweed.com
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Our caps are made from wool from Romney Marsh sheep.
Our tweed is woven and finished in Yorkshire.
Our hats are hand-made in Yorkshire.
We’re proud to have our caps made by skilled carftsmen who are all World-class at what they do.
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We don't like waste, so we make our caps once we know what exact sizes and colours we're making.
We are only making 400 and they will all be dispatched from 13th December 2024.
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Of course! But we do everything we can to minimise the chances of your cap not fitting. It’s very simple to measure your head! However it can happen. So if your cap didn't fit, you just need to return it in perfect – unworn - condition, and it will go to a happy home to the next person on our waiting list. Full exchange and returns information is here.
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We accept all major debit and credit cards on our website.
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Our tweed and caps are entirely sourced and manufactured in the UK. Depending on where you are ordering from you may be liable for extra duties and/or taxes when your order is delivered. Please check. Extra postage costs will apply to destinations outside the UK and delivery times will be longer.
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There are 3 reasons why:
1. We hate waste. Wasted fabric, wasted packaging, wasted storage, wasted tweed and wasted caps. That's why we limit production to what we know we can sell immediately and we can concentrate on our obsession about design and quality.
2. Our tweed patterns are only made once. Every design is unique. We want you to enjoy each piece and its bespoke nature. If there were tens of thousands, the caps wouldn’t feel so special.
3. We will make more items over time. But we promise we won’t make them boring.
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Make sure you sign up for the newsletter. If you don't manage to get a cap when they go on sale, you can join the waiting list. That way if there are any returns, you get them first.
You'll find the link to join our waiting lists at the bottom of our newsletters.
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To see what we're working on next, we'd recommend signing up to our newsletter, or following us on Instagram.
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You only need a soft brush and very occasionally you may need to sponge clean with very mild detergent. Please check the label instructions.
It's good for the cap and the planet to wash it as little as you can.
To dry, just hanging near a window or outside to air dry will do the trick. Never tumble dry!
