MOSAIC Recycled Wool Patchwork Cap - No. 022

MOSAIC is a sustainable textile collection designed by Julien, a designer proud of his neurodiversity. Inspired by the mosaic principle—assembling different elements to create a coherent whole—it celebrates the richness of every way of thinking, just like neurodiversity itself.

The MOSAIC #022 is entirely handmade in Montreal by atelierDNHN, using upcycled materials from jackets and blazers. Outer fabrics, inner linings: everything comes from second-hand clothing. The plain camel drape front panel contrasts with the grey-brown chevron side panels—a combination evoking the elegance of classic tailoring revisited as a unique piece. Each cap becomes a creation impossible to reproduce identically.

The dark brown wool felt "D", hand-applied to the camel front panel, signs each piece with a soft, textured artisan touch.

Each cap comes with a numbered card, certifying its uniqueness and its belonging to the MOSAIC collection.

In April, 10% of sales are donated to the Autisme Montérégie association to support autistic adults.

⚠️ (Final Sale) Unique piece, non-refundable and non-exchangeable.

A cap for those who prefer pieces with meaning.

Material

• Recycled wool fabrics from jackets and blazers: plain camel drape (front panel), grey-brown chevron (side and back panels)
• Original inner lining, from recycled jackets
• "D" patch in dark brown wool felt

Construction

• 6 unstructured panels
• Hand-applied "D" patch in wool felt on the front panel
• Plain brown flat brim
• Adjustable strap with clip

Origin

• Made in Montreal, Canada

Dimensions

• A — Head circumference: 54 cm - 62 cm (21.26 in - 24.41 in)
• B — Depth front to back: 34.5 cm (13.58 in)
• C — Side depth: 32 cm (12.6 in)

Care

• Hand cleaning only with a damp cloth and mild soap
• Do not immerse in water — wool and recycled fabrics are sensitive to moisture
• Do not machine wash or tumble dry
• Do not iron directly on fabrics
• Flat dry in the open air
• Store away from moisture and direct sunlight

Each cap is unique — variations in fabrics, assembly, and lining are part of its identity.