85% matchBeams Plus
Japanese archival take on military and Ivy patterns
Brand profile
Japanese headwear label from Kanazawa crafting caps and hats from vintage military patterns in Japanese and British fabrics.
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The whole line is caps, bucket hats, berets and brimmed styles — a single-category label rather than a clothing brand with hats attached.
Patterns are drawn from vintage military and workwear caps, then reworked into cleaner silhouettes meant to be worn day to day.
Fabrics come mainly from Japan and the UK, sewing happens at one small factory near the Hakusan mountains, and stockists are kept to a handful worldwide.
85% matchJapanese archival take on military and Ivy patterns
76% matchBritish workwear patterns redrawn into relaxed staples
72% matchSame cap-and-utility mood in a European travel palette
70% matchFound Feather is a small headwear label founded in 2019 by Merv Maranan in Kanazawa, Ishikawa prefecture, Japan. The brand builds caps, bucket hats, berets and brimmed styles around vintage military and workwear silhouettes, reworking archival patterns into cleaner, more wearable shapes. Textiles are sourced mainly from Japan and the United Kingdom, and production runs through a small factory in the foothills of the Hakusan mountains. Distribution stays deliberately limited, with a handful of specialist stockists in North America, Europe and Asia. No ownership changes reported.
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