Washable and packable straw hat. Butterfly split cloche with downward sloping brim, 3.5" wide. Folded over straw bow in back. Ribbon inner band wit...
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Hand crocheted raffia hat for small head sizes. Striped brim and mid-crown. Small brim cloche hat, 2" wide. Cowrie seashell accent. Velcro® sizer ...
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Fun shapeable hat for very small heads. Solid color cotton on one side, striped on reverse side. Brim is 3.75" wide, 3" when turned up. Removabl...
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Cute fine straw summer cloche hat. Cotton ramie fabric mid-crown and brim. Asymmetrical facesaver style brim that disappears in back. Brim is straw...
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Packable sun protection hat. Patterned chiffon crown. Microbraid poly-straw brim, slightly tapering from 3" front to 2.5" back. Super comfortable...
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Cloche style knitted boiled wool hat. Twisted two tone bow in marled colors Shapeable wire edge brim, 2.5" wide. Pull string with touch fastener un...
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Cloche style quilted water repellent hat. Warm fleece lining. 100% cotton down filling. Downward, 2" wide brim Tiny bead accented band tied into b...
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Split back brim wool hat. Perfect to wear with ponytail. Deep cloche style crown. Small 2" wide brim. Bow over V-cut in back. One size. 57 cm 100% ...
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Asymmetrical brim cloche style facesaver hat. Great style for golf, practical for beach lounge chair. Brim 3.5" at front and narrows to 1" toward b...
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Super lightweight, crushable, packable hat. Asymmetrical brim, 2.5" on front, 1" in back. Large striped bow accent in back. Packable, crushable. O...
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Cute little summer cloche hat. Small brim 2.5" on front and narrows toward back. Brim is shapeable, can be turned up on front and sides. Raffia str...
View full detailsCloche hats became popular in the 1920’s, a decade after the first cloche was designed by Caroline Reboux (1908). This new simple hat style was the result of social economic shift during the war years, the new short bob hair styles allowed closer fitting hats, and the prohibition of selling bird plumage eliminated extravagant embellishments.
Ladies’ cloche hats are bell shape, hence the name, with deep crown with little or no brim. Cloche hats were made of wool felt with just a simple ribbon or leather trimming. Cloche hats were worn pulled in almost to the eyes to only show the cheeks and a few curls of hair.
Today’s cloche hats have more embellishments and made of a variety of materials for summer and winter wear.
