COMESANDGOES
CAP

At first glance, the design and motif feel very “LAX.” But seeing “JFK” instead made me think, really, that’s the angle you go for? That unexpected choice personally hit the mark and immediately drew me in.

Just adding horizontal stripes brings to mind the old logos of FRISK or Windows from the 1990s, a slightly nostalgic graphic feel that is hard to resist. Then you notice the embroidery on the side and realize the motif is not an airport after all, but a person.
That kind of twist is exactly what makes COMESANDGOES caps so compelling. From logo motifs inspired by US television networks that broadcast the NBA to themes you rarely see elsewhere, the brand always offers something distinctive.

The subjects are niche, the perspective is uniquely their own, and every release is something to look forward to.

On a different note, I often hear friends or people around me say, “I want to wear caps, but they just don’t suit me.”
They try one on, someone casually says, “Hmm, that looks a bit strange,” and they immediately decide caps are not for them. I always tell them not to jump to that conclusion. It only feels strange because it is different from what you are used to. Before you know it, it starts to feel natural.

Just like shoes or eyewear, caps come with so many options in terms of genre, silhouette, and design, and it feels like a shame to miss out on that.
Flat brim or slightly curved brim, why not start by choosing the width that feels right? Once you get used to it, there is no reason not to enjoy both. There are also beanies and hats, each with their own style.

I always encourage people to start with a color or design that feels easy for them, and slowly make it their own.
More than anything, I truly hope everyone finds the style that suits them best.

Selector: Aotani