Songkeeper Cap in Charcoal Corduroy

$69.00

Color: Charcoal
Accessory size
Description

The Songkeeper Cap in Charcoal Corduroy originates from the same encounter as the original. A humpback whale photographed off the coast of Mo'orea by photographer Mike Mezeul II — translated into geometric form and rendered here in a rich charcoal corduroy. A grounded colorway. The same connection to the deep.

Crafted in Charcoal Wide Wale Corduroy. Six-panel structured fit with a curved visor. Flat embroidered whale art. Leather strap with brass buckle closure. Available in 56cm and 58cm. The original underwater photograph by Mike Mezeul II is sublimated inside the crown — a private connection between the wearer and the ocean. Adjustable strap for a custom fit.

Limited in quantity. When it closes, it does not return.

Thirty percent of every purchase goes directly to WildAid's marine conservation initiatives.

Product Details
  • Inspired by a real humpback whale encounter off the coast of Mo'orea
  • Colorway: Charcoal
  • Material: Premium wide wale corduroy
  • Original underwater photograph by Mike Mezeul II sublimated inside the crown
  • Six-panel structured fit with curved visor
  • Flat embroidered whale art
  • Leather strap with brass buckle closure
  • Available in 56cm and 58cm
  • 30% of every purchase goes directly to WildAid's marine conservation initiatives
  • Limited edition — when it closes, it does not return
Dimensions
  • Available in 56cm and 58cm.
Shipping Information

Please allow 2-3 business days for order processing and 3-5 business days for shipping.

Inspired by a real lion encounter on the African savannah
Colorway: Olive
Material: 100% premium cotton
Geometric leather lion patch with bronze buckle strap
Original lion photograph printed inside the crown
One size — adjustable fit
30% of every purchase goes directly to WildAid, Tsavo Trust, and Ol Pejeta Conservancy
Limited edition — when it closes, it does not return

About Tembo

Every piece begins with a real encounter in the wild. Translated into considered form, made with purpose, and connected to conservation from the first stitch.