A handsome little souvenir from the Bank of Credit and Commerce International, the international bank that somehow found itself mixed up with drug cartels, intelligence agencies, arms dealers, dictators, and respectable people in expensive suits. Authorities shut it down in 1991 once the whole thing became too embarrassing to ignore. Billions vanished. Investigations followed. The books were closed. Problem solved.

Which is reassuring, considering how often the same combination of offshore money, political influence, intelligence connections, and mysteriously untouchable businessmen keeps turning up under different letterhead.

Funny how that works.

Embroidered with the defunct bank’s insignia, this enzyme-washed cotton cap has the relaxed, understated look of ordinary Caribbean resort merchandise. Perfect for anyone who appreciates a little financial history and the comforting certainty that this was just an isolated incident that never happens anymore.

Details

• 100% cotton
• Enzyme-washed twill with a soft brushed finish
• Unstructured, six-panel construction
• Mid-profile fit with classic curved bill
• Self-fabric inner sweatband
• Adjustable self-fabric closure with metal slider
• One size fits most