New Era and TwoJeys meet for the first time, and they do it with a capsule that already feels destined to become a collector’s item. Three caps, a set of dedicated clips, and a shared visual universe that blends New Era’s iconic aesthetic with TwoJeys’ free and contemporary attitude. It’s a collaboration that goes beyond simply placing two logos side by side — it builds a bridge between kindred worlds that look great together.

TwoJeys is a Spanish jewelry brand founded by Biel Juste and Joan Margarit, which quickly became a reference point for bold, contemporary accessories. With campaigns defined by a young, curated aesthetic, the brand mixes style, attitude, and creative spirit, constantly expanding its universe with collaborations alongside iconic names like Havaianas.

The foundation of the collab with New Era is the timeless 59FIFTY silhouette, transformed through premium materials and embroidery that reflects the near-maniacal attention to detail behind the design of each piece. The collection plays with three distinct identities: the bright red fitted cap with white TwoJeys lettering; the more classic black version, embellished with an embroidered star; and the boldest model, a black cap with faux-fur dog ears, a hybrid between the nostalgia of vintage winter headwear and a decidedly contemporary aesthetic sensibility.

Each cap is designed to be customized and reinterpreted. The four separate clips included in the capsule push this vision even further: accessories that don’t just complete the object, but allow the wearer to build their own piece. It’s a collaboration that surpasses the classic idea of a drop as we know it, moving toward something more personal and customizable.