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The GOCap Field is where timeless design meets technical performance — a cap built for long days on the move, whether you’re racing through city streets or clocking miles off-grid. Its structured profile stays secure and comfortable all day, while the soft, quick-drying recycled fabric keeps you cool when the pace picks up. UPF protection shields you from the midday sun, and when you don’t need it, the flexible brim packs flat into a tote, backpack or jacket pocket. From early starts to late trains, this is a daily staple made to keep up — and to keep you looking good while doing it.
| Circ | Crown | Brim | |
| M/L | 58cm | 16cm | 6.5cm |
| 22.5" | 6.25" | 2.5" |
Everybody run. That’s the rallying cry behind Ciele Athletics – but don’t be fooled into thinking this gear is just for race-day regulars. Whether you’re chasing a PB, catching a train, or wandering the city on a sun-soaked afternoon, Ciele’s kit is built for movement, made to last, and designed to go wherever the day takes you. Founded in Montreal by Jeremy Bresnen and Mike Giles – two veterans of the outdoor industry – Ciele started with a single idea: that headwear could be better. Way better. As keen runners, they were sick of saggy cotton caps and lazily-designed headwear. So they built something smarter – gear that looked good, performed brilliantly, and could stand up to serious use.
Since 2014, Ciele has gone from cult favourite to everyday staple. Their signature caps have become a fixture on trails, tracks, pavements and platforms – trusted by marathon elites, weekend wanderers, roamers, commuters and creatives alike. They’ve since expanded into a full range of technical wear, but headwear remains their beating heart.
And it’s not just good kit. Every single cap is made using recycled materials. They’re a long-time certified B Corp too, meaning they’re building a business that balances profit with purpose – committed to people and the planet as much as performance.
