The white cap in three-quarter view, showing the herringbone ghutra motif and the double black agal cords along its side

First release · Prototype

A New Expression of Heritage.

A contemporary silhouette inspired by the Emirati ghutra and agal.

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Macro view of the two black braided agal cords held by a matte black end holder

The Signature

A familiar symbol, reconsidered.

Two black braided cords bring a distinctive heritage detail to a modern form. Placed horizontally along both sides, they echo the agal without encircling the crown — held at each end by an understated matte-black holder.

The agal has long crowned the ghutra. Here it is translated, not reproduced: the same deep black, the same twisted fibre, carried into a new silhouette.

Macro of the white-on-white herringbone motif and a stitched panel seam

White on White

Revealed by light.

A subtle white-on-white motif reveals itself through light, texture and movement. The herringbone relief takes its cue from the woven ghutra and is applied to a premium cap fabric across the crown and the upper visor.

At a distance the cap reads as pure white. Up close, every panel catches the light differently.

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Prototype study

Two thicknesses, one gesture.

The cords are being evaluated at the diameters of a traditional agal. Each variant is modelled at its true size — the cap itself never changes.

Agal cords, 8 mm diameter
8 mm — refined
Agal cords, 10 mm diameter
10 mm — the full agal

Craftsmanship

Every line matters.

From the curve of the visor to the precision of the side detail, the design is built around considered proportions.

Front view: six-panel crown and curved visor
Six structured panels
Left side view showing the double agal cords
Agal, left side
Right side view showing the double agal cords
Agal, right side
Back view with the black adjustable strap and the silver clasp
Black strap, silver clasp
Top view: panel seams converging at the covered button
Covered top button
Interior: sweatband and taped seams
Taped interior

Individually Identified

One cap. One number. One record.

Each cap carries its own serial number, engraved in Arabic on the silver clasp at the back, and an RFID tag sewn into the sweatband. The tag and the number are registered together in our database, so any cap can be checked against its original record.

The polished silver clasp, engraved with the serial أ ٠٤٢٧

  1. Engraved

    A unique serial — one Arabic letter and four digits — is engraved on the silver clasp of every unit.

  2. Tagged

    An RFID tag, hidden in the sweatband, holds an identifier linked to that serial.

  3. Registered

    Serial and tag are recorded together in our database when the cap is made.

  4. Verified

    Scan the tag or enter the engraved serial to see the cap’s record. Verify a cap →

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