Ghost Books Press Surf Cap – Embroidered Logo Snapback Hat

Ghost Books Press Surf Cap – Embroidered Logo Snapback Hat

One size / Black
$29.99

Ghost Books Press Surf Cap – Embroidered Logo Snapback Hat

$29.99
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SizeOne size
ColorBlack
A lightweight surf cap with a laid-back, literary edge — breathable recycled nylon in a mid-profile, unstructured snapback silhouette. The soft mesh and foamed lining sit comfortably on warm days by the water or while wandering town, with a matching under-brim and tonal details that keep the look clean and simple. The cap’s distressed-style “GHOST BOOKS PRESS” embroidery gives it an offbeat, bookish vibe that pairs with wetsuits, tees, or a relaxed jacket. Quick-dry fabric and an adjustable plastic fastener make it easy to wear after a morning surf or a rainy commute. One size fits adults; the simple snapback lets you tune the fit instantly.

Product features
- 100% recycled lightweight nylon with mesh and foamed lining for soft comfort
- Mid-profile, unstructured snapback with adjustable plastic fastener (one size fits all)
- Quick-dry fabric suited for active, wet conditions
- Tonal under-brim and matching color details for a clean finish
- Tear-out AS Colour label and sourced from Honduras

Care instructions
- Wipe clean with a damp cloth.
Ghost Books Press Surf Cap – Embroidered Logo Snapback Hat

Peek Inside

Preview the Set

A look inside both Ghost Books Press picture books included in the set.

The Witch of Haberfield Park

A few spreads from the strange little picture book about a witch, a town, and a lot of black cats.

Preview spread from The Witch of Haberfield Park

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The Boy Who Was Trouble

A few pages from the strange little picture book about a boy who may or may not be trouble.

Preview page from The Boy Who Was Trouble
Preview page from The Boy Who Was Trouble

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Raul Sauvé

Raul Sauvé is a Brooklyn-based author, illustrator, and founder of Ghost Books Press.

He creates funny, honest picture books about misjudged kids, misunderstood people, and the stories we get wrong.