Baker Boy Cap Solaro Linen & Silk by Cappellificio Biellese 1935

The Cappellificio Biellese 1935 Baker Boy Solar Linen & Silk cap is a masterclass in Italian craftsmanship. Crafted from a high-end blend of linen and silk (utilizing heat-reflecting Solaro fabric), it features an 8-piece dome, a tailored silhouette, and breathability suited for warmer weather.

A distinctive retro-style cap, also known as the newsboy hat. It features eight panels that create a wide, rounded shape, giving it a fuller, more domed look compared to a flat cap. The short, curved visor is stiff, similar to that of a county cap. It fits snugly around the headband, with a looser, voluminous crown, often worn slightly tilted for a casual, relaxed touch. Perfect for solid-color fabrics or classic herringbone weaves. 

A lightweight, breathable fabric with a two-tone effect created by a double yarn weave. Linen gives it a cool, dry hand, ideal for warm seasons, while a touch of silk adds softness and a refined sheen. Durable and shape-retaining, solaro stands out for its subtle elegance and visual depth. Its tones shift subtly with sunlight, which is why it’s called solaro—from sole, the Italian word for sun.