Casquette portugaise en tweed gris rupture A natural material that offers

A natural material that offers an alternative to leather from animals

here is a delicious meal to be served with a glass of white wine

used in Portugal for centuries for its anti-inflammatory properties which help digestion by decongesting the body

The Cobres Cunha workshop was founded in 1932 by João da Cunha Ferreira in front of the São José de Barcelos chapel

Casquette portugaise en tweed gris rupture A natural material that offersThis product is unfortunately no longer available. Discover other pieces from this collection and be inspired by Portuguese craftsmanship. Traditional Portuguese wool cap, updated by designer Luis Barbosa, presented here in a very classic brown wool version. Comfortable, warm and very well finished, this cap has been around for years and we've all seen it on the heads of our grandparents, whether Portuguese or not. It is still made in Portugal. Today,