Men's trucker caps: mesh, clubs and workwear

The men's trucker cap section combines breathable mesh and bold logos: New Era in the colours of the Yankees, Dodgers, Bulls, Manchester United or Stade Toulousain, '47 Branson and Tuscaloosa, twill trucker Norse Projects, Kangol Ripstop Army and Reflective Speed, and Icecream.

A cap born on the road

In rural America, agricultural cooperatives and seed manufacturers provided farmers and truck drivers with caps featuring their logo. Foam in the front, mesh in the back: the trucker was designed for long hours on the road and in the fields.

It has moved from the truck cabin to the street.

Building a trucker

The front panel, made of foam or twill, carries the logo and maintains its shape. The back in mesh allows air to pass through. An adjustable snap strap makes it easy to fit. A simple, effective, and fresh construction.

New Era, all leagues combined

New Era, founded in Buffalo in 1920, offers the trucker for MLB, featuring the New York Yankees and the Los Angeles Dodgers, for the NBA with the Chicago Bulls, and for European football and rugby: Chelsea, Manchester United, Stade Toulousain, RC Toulon.

The League Essential version and the 9FIFTY trucker complete the range.

The '47 models

The Boston brand '47 offers the structured Branson MVP for New York and California supporters and the more retro Tuscaloosa for the Oakland Athletics.

Norse Projects, the Scandinavian trucker

Norse Projects, a Copenhagen brand, presents a twill trucker: a more streamlined version without a team logo that fits well with a minimalist wardrobe.

Kangol and Icecream

At Kangol, the Ripstop Army features tear-resistant checkered fabric, and the Reflective Speed showcases reflective details, useful for cycling in the evening. Icecream offers a graphic trucker, very streetwear.

Choosing your trucker

Supporter: a New Era or '47 in your team's colours.
Minimalist: the Norse Projects in twill.
Cycling and evening: the Kangol Reflective Speed.
Streetwear: a graphic Icecream.

What to wear with a trucker?

With a white t-shirt, dark jeans, and boots, it embodies its American spirit. With a flannel shirt and work trousers, it fits into a workwear outfit. With shorts and sneakers, it is perfect for summer days.

The western style

The trucker has maintained a strong connection with the America of ranches and roads. With a denim shirt, a large-buckled belt, and boots, it creates a western-inspired outfit. With a velour jacket, it takes on a softer countryside vibe.

Colours and logos

A white front with a coloured mesh is the classic trucker style. All-black models remain the most discreet. Rugby or football club logos are proudly worn on match days.

The trucker at the stadium

At Stade Toulousain, at Mayol for RC Toulon, or at a basketball match, the trucker in the club's colours is worn in the stands. Its mesh prevents sweating under the afternoon sun.

The trucker in summer

On the holiday road, at festivals, or camping, the trucker stays fresh. The front shields the eyes from the sun, while the mesh allows the head to breathe.

The trucker and the beard

A high-crowned trucker with a beard and a denim shirt evokes the style of American roads. For a more urban look, a dark twill trucker and a plain t-shirt are enough.

Collecting truckers

Some enthusiasts collect truckers from clubs, cities, or brands. Retro logos and seasonal editions, like those from New Era, are exchanged and displayed on walls.

Foam or twill?

A foam front gives a high, rounded crown, typical of retro style. A twill front, like the one from Norse Projects, sits closer to the head, offering a more understated look.

Adjusting your trucker

The snap strap offers several notches: adjust it so that the cap fits snugly without compressing the forehead. A trucker that's too tight leaves marks on the skin, while one that's too loose can fly away at the first gust of wind.