Sentence examples for watch cap from inspiring English sources
noun
A knitted cap, such as the one worn by a seaman when on watch.
One big guy wore a dark-blue work shirt, baggy jeans, and a watch cap.
"Winter comes and goes," he'll tell you blithely, adjusting his black wool scarf and watch cap.
In middle age, he wore jeans and a watch cap, and resembled a merchant seaman.
He wore a black overcoat and a tall red watch cap.
Given the weather, he was lightly dressed — sweatpants, sneakers, a toffee-colored sweater, a blue Nike watch cap.
In one case, in Greenburgh, a wool watch cap with a single hair stuck to its lining was left behind.
In Santa Monica, even baby shops on fashionable Montana Avenue now sell Carhartt watch caps.
THE MOOD If you count the head-warmers and watch caps, Nepenthes almost counts as a proper haberdashery.
Mr. McNamara was known for wearing his many hats, from fedoras to United States Navy watch caps to oversize truck drivers' caps.
Here well-dressed tourists shared the sidewalks with pink-haired hipsters and ancient men with wool watch caps and unfiltered cigarettes dangling from the corners of their mouths.
