Netflix and New Era Deliver Collaborative Headwear Collection
Netflixhas teamed up withNew Erafor a series of collaborative headwear.
Offering a total of six options, the collection is led by a duo of designs fromStranger ThingsandSquid Game— two of the streamer's most popular titles. TheStranger Things59FIFTYcap arrives as an all-black offering with root-like embroidery and logos on the front and side, while its black 9FORTY A-Frame edition sees a red, cursive New Era logo flipped over to represent The Upside Down.
TheSquid Gameiterations feature the same headwear silhouettes. Its 59FIFTY model is a colorful offerings with embroidery that highlight iconic moments from the South Korean series. The 9FORTY is more simple, with a white and pink embroidery of theSquid Gamelogo in Hangul.
Meanwhile, two Neflix-centric options arrive as 9TWENTY and 9FORTY A-Frame Tracker caps. The 9TWENTY highlights the classic Netflix logo in its signature red colorway, while its 9FORTY counterpart is built with black mesh and the 'N' embroidery on the side, a white front panel with the red Netflix insignia and a red visor.
Check out the collection above. The Netflix x New Era collab is set to release July 8 via theNew Era webstore.
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