The Isle of Dogs Pumping Station (Temple of Storms) Column Capital Baseball Caps

Embroidered hats (third photo is John Outram wearing his one) celebrating the vibrant, mythical architecture of the Isle of Dogs Pumping Station. Known as the "Temple of Storms", this Grade II* listed masterpiece by John Outram (1988) transforms a mundane utility building into a Postmodern palace of colour and symbolism. Famous for its giant patterned columns and central "jet-engine cyclops-eye" fan, it is a joyous icon of 1980s design and one of London's most secret, and most utterly brilliant, architectural treasures. Click HERE for an article about the Temple of Storms in Icon magazine by Adam (who creates all our artwork). For all our Temple of Storms products click HERE For our Sphinx Hill (also designed by Outram) products click HERE  For all our UK Buildings click HERE For all our Postmodern buildings click HERE • 100% chino cotton twill• Green Camo color is 35% chino cotton twill, 65% polyester• Unstructured, 6-panel, low-profile• 6 embroidered eyelets• 3 ⅛” (7.6 cm) crown• Adjustable strap with antique buckle Size guide   ONE SIZE A (inches) 20 ½-23 ½ B (inches) 4 ½ C (inches) 2 ⅞ D (inches) 7 ⅛   ONE SIZE A (cm) 52-59.7 B (cm) 11.5 C (cm) 7.4 D (cm) 18