Alien weyland cappello da camionista nero

One size fits all New cap One size fits all -> Un’unica taglia va bene per tutti? In Italian common phrasing: "Taglia unica" or "Una taglia unica" "One size fits all" = "Una taglia per tutti" but product translation typical: "Taglia unica" So two lines: "Taglia unica" and "Nuova cappellino" or "Nuovo cappello". The original "New cap" likely "New cap" meaning cap. Italian: "Nuovo cappellino" or "Nuovo cappello". Since line says cap (hat). Use "Nuovo cappellino" maybe. But "cappellino" is smaller cap. In marketplace, "cap" probably "cappellino". We'll translate: Line1: "Taglia unica" or "Taglia unica" better. Line2: "Nuovo cappellino" Let's output with line breaks preserved: Taglia unica Nuovo cappellino But "One size fits all" literally translations often "Taglia unica" OK. Return only translated text. Let's do. But ensure capitalization and accents. "Nuovo cappellino" no accent. Good. Provide. End.