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New Era 950 Stretch snap tonal black NEYYAN
New Era 950 Stretch Snap - tonal black NEYYAN cap unisex
The black New Era 950 Stretch snap tonal black NEYYAN cap combines a classic six-panel cut with a subtly toned embroidered logo. The unisex shape is designed for universal use on the streets and during sports activities. The elastic inner band and adjustable snapback provide a comfortable fit for the head without significant movement during movement.
The design relies on an unobtrusive look of pure black, while the toned logo maintains the integrity of the line. The construction with a reinforced peak holds its shape and at the same time ensures durability during regular use. Thanks to its simple profile, the cap goes well with a variety of outfits, from streetwear to sportswear.
Material
- Outer fabric: 98% cotton, 2% elastane
- Lining and sweatband: 100% polyester
- Adjustment and peak: plastic snapback, peak with reinforced insert
- Care instructions: gentle hand wash or wash program at 30 °C; do not bleach; do not tumble dry; do not iron directly over the embroidery
FAQ
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How does the cap fit and what is the cut?
| The cap has a classic six-panel shape with an adjustable snapback and an internal elastic band, thanks to which it fits standard for unisex sizes and adapts to the head without significant movement. -
How to care for the cap?
| Gentle hand wash or short wash program at 30 °C is recommended, do not bleach or dry clean; do not iron directly over the embroidered logo.
Thestreets Tips
- The slightly elastic band ensures a comfortable fit, the cap holds well during streetball training and does not move.
- The tinted logo looks discreet and the color is a deep matte black; the material seems strong and durable.
- The adjustable snapback is practical, quickly adjustable and the cap goes well with simple urban outfits.


