Bold, timeless, and unmistakably cool — the Brooklyn Cycling Cap is more than just a piece of gear. It’s a symbol of cycling’s golden era, immortalized by champions and cherished by fans worldwide.

Originally made famous by Italian cycling legend Roger De Vlaeminck in the 1970s, the 3-panel royal blue cotton cap features the eye-catching "BROOKLYN" logo in crisp white block letters on the bill with an image of the iconic bridge silk screened on both sides.  The top panel includes the signature red, white, and blue tricolor stripes. Whether tucked under a helmet or worn casually off the bike, it’s instantly recognizable.

This cap didn’t just belong to a team — it became a cultural artifact when worn by Mars Blackmon, the character in the Nike commercial famously known for the "It's gotta be the shoes" campaign.