A first-year technology student or a master’s-level first-year technology student in Tampere can order a teekkari cap from this website for themselves.

If you are not a first-year student or a first-year master’s student, please contact teekkarimestari@tampereenteekkarit.fi by email.

Note! Payment is made immediately when placing the order. Before ordering, teekkari caps can be tried on at TREY’s service desk (Helky’s desk) on the second floor of the Main Building on the Hervanta campus.

**Ordering the cap is binding. You can't change the size afterwards.**

Ordered caps will be distributed during Wappu, provided that the person who placed the order has enough fuksi points. Otherwise, the cap can be collected after Mother’s Day. Uncollected caps will be stored until the end of 2027, after which ownership of the cap will transfer to the association. Teekkari Union of Tampere reserves the right to withhold a cap from anyone who is not entitled to wear the Tampere Teekkari Cap.

Each section of the form must be filled in carefully!

Price list for the academic year 2026–2027:

Ordered by 18.11.2026 at 23:59 — 141 euros

Ordered by 18.12.2026 at 23:59 — 153 euros

Ordered by 22.1.2027 at 23:59 — 161 euros

The prices include a 15 € cap fee for the Teekkari Union of Tampere.

The use of the Teekkari Cap in Tampere is regulated by the insignia guidelines of the Teekkari Union of Tampere:

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Instructions for the use of Tampere Teekkari cap:

The Teekkari cap is the symbol of a Teekkari.

The cap must not be given to anyone who does not have the right to wear it.

The cap may only be worn by a Teekkari with a clear conscience, who has been dipped in the Tammerkoski river.

The cap may be freely worn between the first of May and the last day of September.

The cap is worn for the first time during Wappu at midnight in connection with the capping of the Suomenneito statue or a similar statue.

At other times, the cap may only be worn with the permission of the Teekkari Union of Tampere's board or an authorized representative.

The cap is worn either on the head or on the right shoulder, with the tassel (naturally) positioned at the front.

Attire must be appropriate and sufficient for the occasion, in line with the dignity of the cap.

The cap must be kept in good condition at all times and should only be used to drink champagne. If champagne is not available, let sparkling wine be deemed worthy of the title.

In a state of excessive inebriation, it’s best to hide the cap to protect its reputation.

The Teekkari cap is considered almost sacred to a Teekkari. However, it’s not meant to collect dust on a shelf, but to be used actively and with dignity.