The Haddon Cap

The Haddon Cap is named after the historic Haddon Hall. Situated in the heart of the Derbyshire Peak District. The origins of the the Hall date from the 11th century; it remains one of the finest and most complete homes of its period.

The stunning Haddon Cap has been made in a unique and one of a kind 'Harris Tweed', woven in the Isle of Lewis on a traditional loom.

The traditional eight panel cap, with an 11 ½" diameter crown takes its influence from the caps of the early 20th century.

The caps are expertly made for Stanley Biggs by the world famous Hatters, Christy's of London.