When the RAF arrived in Addu Gan in the 1900s, islanders repurposed jute bags—Goani—as headwraps, wicks for Dhan’di Baththi lamps, or even as fences outside their homes. What was once a stolen scrap became a symbol of resilience.
Today, we reclaim the name. This cap celebrates history, resourcefulness, and turning the ordinary into extraordinary.
