AM:PM GALLERY'S
Painter's hat (sometimes called a "painter's cap" or
"workman's cap") dates back to the early 20th century as a functional piece of utility wear. It was originally worn by house painters, sign makers, and factory workers to:
Protect their hair and head from paint splatters and sun.
Wipe their brushes or hands in between paint strokes.
Serve as an identity symbol/ marking someone as part of the craft world.
Official release
In gallery / online
TODAY!
ONLY IN GALLERY PURCHASES COME WITH PAINT CAN.
AM:PM GALLERY'S
Painter's hat (sometimes called a "painter's cap" or
"workman's cap") dates back to the early 20th century as a functional piece of utility wear. It was originally worn by house painters, sign makers, and factory workers to:
Protect their hair and head from paint splatters and sun.
Wipe their brushes or hands in between paint strokes.
Serve as an identity symbol/ marking someone as part of the craft world.
Official release
In gallery / online
TODAY!
ONLY IN GALLERY PURCHASES COME WITH PAINT CAN.
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