Y-3 Chito Graphic Cap

Name: Y-3 Chito Graphic Cap
Brand: Y-3
SKU: KS8156
Price: 100.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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The Y-3 Chito Graphic Cap in Black carries a clean, streetwise energy that feels both casual and deliberate. The exterior is 100 percent cotton with a breathable hand, while the lining is 100 percent polyester for a snug, structured finish. Embroidered designs traverse the crown, giving graphic texture to the flat-bill silhouette.

An adjustable back buckle closure lets you dial in the fit for comfort from morning errands to after-hours hangs. The brim measures about 2.75 inches, offering shade without bulk, and the circumference is about 23 inches, a versatile scale. It layers easily over tees, hoodies, or light jackets and stays sharp through commute or weekend downtime.

Y-3 blends sport and street codes, and this cap distills that energy into a wearable moment. The graphic embroidery and clean black finish pair with everything from denim to track-inspired layers, making it a versatile add-on for city days or weekends away.

Materials / Fabrication

Self: 100 percent cotton
Lining: 100 percent polyester
Adjustable back buckle closure
Embroidered designs throughout
Flat-bill design
Brim measures approximately 2.75 in
One size (OS) measures approximately 23 in circumference

Recommended Care

Spot clean or hand wash gently in cold water with mild detergent to preserve embroidery
Avoid machine washing or drying
Do not bleach
Lay flat to dry or reshape on a clean towel; avoid heat sources
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight

Fit Notes

Adjustable back buckle closure lets you tailor the cap to different head sizes.
OS circumference is approximately 23 inches.
Brim measures about 2.75 inches and the design is flat-bill.
100 percent cotton exterior and a polyester lining.

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About Y-3

In October 2002, a significant collaboration in the world of sports and fashion was formed with the release of the Y-3 mens and women's collections for Spring/Summer 2003. This partnership between Adidas, a well-known sports brand, and Yohji Yamamoto, a renowned Japanese fashion designer, has greatly transformed the industry. The emblem "Y" represents Yohji Yamamoto, "3" stands for the iconic Adidas three stripe logo, and the "-" symbolizes the connection between the two. While Adidas represents athleticism, Yohji Yamamoto embodies design, and both epitomize exceptional craftsmanship. Together, they have created the future of sportswear.