The Arthur Hat carries a quiet echo of the early bascinet — the kind of soft, practical armour a Victorian child might have worn on cold walks and wind-sharp mornings.
Knitted in warm wool, it sits close to the head with a curved line that shields the ears. The under-chin strap fastens with a small button, keeping the hat secure and steady a simple nod to the straps and fixtures of old helmets, softened for everyday life
Neat, protective and understated. Warm without bulk. Characterful without fuss. A modest piece with a touch of knightly resolve and the familiar restraint of That’s Not Fair London.
