Guinness Seal Authentic Wool Ballcap
SEAL WOOL BALLCAP FROM GUINNESS X EBBETS FIELD
History: In 1935, Guinness broke from traditional beer advertising and handed illustrator John Gilroy a simple brief: make it unforgettable. Inspired by a trip to the circus, Gilroy first drew a seal balancing a pint glass on its nose with a zookeeper running after it shouting, "My Goodness, My Guinness!" After that came a whole menagerie of animals — including an ostrich, a tortoise, and (most iconic of all) a toucan — all laden with beer, rendered in Gilroy's colorful, whimsical style. The designs caught on big time, meaning this eclectic group of animals can claim at least some responsibility for the fame of the world's most popular stout.
Made from genuine wool broadcloth with our signature satin underbrim, this Guinness x Ebbets Field hat features the famous pint-carrying seal in a classic embroidered felt appliqué.
SEAL WOOL BALLCAP FROM GUINNESS X EBBETS FIELD
History: In 1935, Guinness broke from traditional beer advertising and handed illustrator John Gilroy a simple brief: make it unforgettable. Inspired by a trip to the circus, Gilroy first drew a seal balancing a pint glass on its nose with a zookeeper running after it shouting, "My Goodness, My Guinness!" After that came a whole menagerie of animals — including an ostrich, a tortoise, and (most iconic of all) a toucan — all laden with beer, rendered in Gilroy's colorful, whimsical style. The designs caught on big time, meaning this eclectic group of animals can claim at least some responsibility for the fame of the world's most popular stout.
Made from genuine wool broadcloth with our signature satin underbrim, this Guinness x Ebbets Field hat features the famous pint-carrying seal in a classic embroidered felt appliqué.
Original: $51.00
-65%$51.00
$17.85Description
SEAL WOOL BALLCAP FROM GUINNESS X EBBETS FIELD
History: In 1935, Guinness broke from traditional beer advertising and handed illustrator John Gilroy a simple brief: make it unforgettable. Inspired by a trip to the circus, Gilroy first drew a seal balancing a pint glass on its nose with a zookeeper running after it shouting, "My Goodness, My Guinness!" After that came a whole menagerie of animals — including an ostrich, a tortoise, and (most iconic of all) a toucan — all laden with beer, rendered in Gilroy's colorful, whimsical style. The designs caught on big time, meaning this eclectic group of animals can claim at least some responsibility for the fame of the world's most popular stout.
Made from genuine wool broadcloth with our signature satin underbrim, this Guinness x Ebbets Field hat features the famous pint-carrying seal in a classic embroidered felt appliqué.
