Ohio Stove 5 Panel Cap

Some designs are too good to stay buried in the archives.

The Ohio Stove Cap was born from a piece of forgotten Cleveland history — a vintage broadside advertisement for the Ohio Wrought Steel Range, manufactured right here in Cleveland by Geo. A. Tinnerman and sold on Woodland Ave by A.M. Morse & Co. Built to outlast Midwestern winters, this 19th-century beast of engineering carried a badge that stopped us cold: ornate "OHIO" lettering in a sleek horizontal oval — rugged, elegant, and pure Rust Belt artistry. Read the story behind the Ohio Stove Cap →

We didn't invent the design. We rescued it.

Why this cap stands out

• Embroidery: That cast-iron "OHIO" oval emblem, faithfully translated from a 19th-century stove badge into high-quality embroidery
• Structured front panel: Crisp canvas for vibrant, lasting embroidery that holds its shape
• Premium comfort blend: 65% polyester, 35% cotton for breathable, all-day wear
• Mid-profile fit: Relaxed, comfortable feel that pairs with any outfit
• Adjustable snap closure: Secure, customizable fit for all head shapes
• Slightly curved visor: Classic styling with timeless appeal
• Matching fabric undervisor & sweatband: Polished, cohesive finish inside and out
• Responsibly sourced: Blank product from China and Myanmar

Built For:

• Clevelanders who know the city's industrial soul runs deeper than the Cuyahoga
• History hunters and design nerds who appreciate Rust Belt artistry
• Anyone who wants to wear a piece of Cleveland's 19th-century craftsmanship on their head
• The thoughtful gift buyer looking for Cleveland gear with a real story behind it

From the Archive. For the Streets.

Pair it with a worn flannel for a weekend ramble through Ohio City, or throw it on with your everyday fit for a night out in the Flats. The Ohio Stove Cap is a wearable tribute to the craftsmen who came before us — proof that good design never really dies, it just changes mediums.