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Boston Union Jack Structured Twill Cap

Boston Union Jack Structured Twill Cap

$24.99 USD
ColorOlive
Size

Size Chart | Flexfit 6277 Closed-Back Structured Cap
The Douglas Boston, known in United States service as the Douglas A-20 Havoc, was an American twin-engine light bomber and attack aircraft operated extensively by the Royal Air Force, Commonwealth, and Allied air forces during the Second World War. Developed by Douglas Aircraft Company, the Douglas Model 7B prototype first flew on 26 Oct 1938, with refined DB-7 development aircraft following in early 1939. After the fall of France in 1940, aircraft originally ordered by the French were diverted to Britain, with the Boston and Havoc entering RAF operational service in early 1941. In RAF and Commonwealth service, bomber variants were known as the Boston, while night fighter and intruder variants were generally known as the Havoc. Powered by two Wright R-2600 radial engines, the aircraft earned a strong reputation for speed, ruggedness, and effectiveness in low-level attack operations.

The Boston served extensively with RAF and Commonwealth squadrons in Britain, Europe, North Africa, the Mediterranean, and the Pacific, carrying out low-level bombing, intruder, strike, and tactical support missions against Axis targets. The Royal Australian Air Force operated 69 Boston and Havoc aircraft in the South West Pacific, primarily with No. 22 Squadron RAAF. The type also became associated with one of the RAAF’s most famous wartime actions when Flight Lieutenant William Ellis Newton was awarded the Victoria Cross for repeated low-level attacks against Japanese positions around Salamaua, New Guinea, during Mar 1943, including operations involving Boston A28-3. Sadly, Newton was shot down while flying Boston A28-8 on Mar 18ᵗʰ, 1943 during another attack mission. He survived the crash and was captured by Japanese forces, but was later executed in captivity.

A total of 7,478 aircraft were built across all DB-7, Boston, Havoc, and A-20 variants, making it one of the most widely produced Allied light bombers of the war.
Product Details

Product Details | Printed Flexfit 6277 Closed-Back Structured Cap

Embark on a historical journey with our captivating warbird-themed caps! Each cap is made to order and features high-quality designs applied using a DTF (Direct-to-film) printing technique - a method that delivers crisp detail and lasting colour directly onto the fabric. Inspired by legendary military aircraft and aviators, these caps are perfect for warbird enthusiasts, air show fans, or anyone who appreciates aviation history. Add a touch of style and historical significance to your everyday wardrobe.

✈  6 embroidered eyelets providing an ideal level of ventilation.
✈  Stretch band for the perfect fit and absolute comfort.
✈  Stylish silver under-visor.
✈  Made from 63% polyester, 34% cotton, 3% spandex twill.
Production & Shipping

Manufacturing | Flexfit 6277 Closed-Back Structured Cap

Production & Shipping times can be found here.

Made to Order
This product is made to order with production beginning once your order has been received. We are, therefore, not able to cancel or amend an order once it has been placed. This includes changes to the shipping address, size, design, or any other specifications. Please review your order details carefully before finalising your purchase. 

By producing items on demand rather than in large quantities, we actively contribute to minimising overproduction and waste. We genuinely appreciate your mindful purchasing choices, which support this more sustainable approach. Thank you for your understanding and support.

Colour and Design Variations
Minor variations in colour and design placement may occur during production. As a result, some design elements may differ slightly in colour or position from it appears onscreen. For more details please see our FAQ page.

Fulfilment and Product Origin
This product ships from Canada, Latvia, United States, Mexico, Spain or United Kingdom depending on your location and stock availability.

The blank product is sourced from Vietnam and Bangladesh.
Care Instructions

Care Instructions | Flexfit 6277 Structured Twill Cap

To maintain its shape, hand wash gently in cold water with mild detergent.
Do not machine wash.
Do not bleach.
Do not iron.
Do not tumble dry.  Lay flat to dry.
Do not dry clean.
Refunds & Returns

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