Travelling with your cap: crease-free in your suitcase, secure on your backpack
Caps in your suitcase: in shape with the Cap Travel Case
Attaching your cap to your backpack: carabiner and Cap Clip
Suitcase tips: how to pack your caps
- Don’t pack them at the bottom: caps don’t belong under shoes, books or your toiletry bag. If you’re not using a case, put them as close to the top of the suitcase as possible.
- Don’t crease the brim: don’t fold the cap. A creased brim often can’t be smoothed out completely.
- Transport caps together: in the Cap Travel Case, the caps are protected side by side and all the family’s caps are in one place.
- Reshape the brim: if the brim has suffered on the way, bring it back into shape with the Cap Curver. Our article Bending a cap brim shows you how.
Losing your cap? Not with a safety clip and carabiner
At the beach, on a boat or on a bike ride, one gust of wind is often all it takes – and the cap is gone. With the Cap Clip as a safety clip, your cap stays with you, even when things get wild. For breaks when you take your cap off, the Cap Carabiner on your backpack is the easiest solution: hook the cap on, close the screw lock, off you go.
Out and about with kids? Toddlers in particular like to pull their cap off or lose it while playing. This is where the Cap Clip is the strongest solution: it attaches your child’s cap directly to a shirt or jacket, so it won’t fly away even in the wind. Matching kids caps come in KIDS M for toddlers approx. 1–2 years and KIDS L for kids from approx. 2 years – you’ll find the exact measurements in our size chart.
Cap travel checklist for families
- Caps for everyone – for example a matching set of 2 for parent and child
- Cap Travel Case for the suitcase – for up to 4 caps, or the large Travel Case for up to 12 caps
- Cap Clip for the kids and for windy days
- Cap Carabiner for your backpack or bag
Want to put together your own caps for the whole family? With the Mix & Match Bundle Builder for caps & beanies you build your own set – choosing the style, color and size of every cap freely – and save up to 25%. You’ll find all travel helpers in our cap accessories.
Frequently asked questions about travelling with caps
How do I take a cap in my suitcase without damaging it?
The safest way is in the Cap Travel Case: the sturdy EVA case protects the caps from being crushed. Without a case, pack the cap as close to the top of the suitcase as possible and don’t crease the brim.
How many caps fit in the Cap Travel Case?
The Cap Travel Case holds up to 4 caps – for example a complete set of 2 or set of 3. The large Travel Case even holds up to 12 caps.
How do I secure my child’s cap on the go?
With the Cap Clip: it attaches your child’s cap directly to a shirt or jacket and holds the strongest. That way the cap won’t get lost during play or in the wind.
How do I attach my cap to my backpack?
With the Cap Carabiner: hook the cap on and close the screw lock – it protects against accidental opening. Alternatively, the Cap Clip holds the cap on your backpack, jacket or T-shirt.
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