Discover timeless elegance with this sophisticated wool cloche featuring a striking metallic stripe that catches the light beautifully. The distinc...
View full detailsDiscover effortless sun protection with this charming butterfly split brim straw hat. The distinctive split design accommodates ponytails and recli...
View full detailsExperience effortless elegance with this versatile poly-straw cloche, designed for travelers and sun-seekers alike. The distinctive split brim and ...
View full detailsSmall straw hat for petite heads. Flat top crown with downward brim. Straw lace inline band and trim. Faux suede and with tiny gold beads. Sunny Da...
View full detailsStraw bucket with butterfly split brim. Contrast color edge, 2.75" wide brim. Square crown. Double straw and lace bow over split. Inner drawstring ...
View full detailsDiscover timeless elegance with this charming wool cloche hat, featuring a graceful dome crown and plush rolled brim that frames your face beautifu...
View full detailsPackable sun protection hat. Patterned chiffon crown. Microbraid poly-straw brim, slightly tapering from 3" front to 2.5" back. Super comfortable...
View full detailsSmall brim summer hats for women. Split-brim soft braid travel hat. Downward sloping 3" wide brim. Large self bow over split. Rated for excellent ...
View full detailsBeat the heat in style with this charming summer cloche featuring a flattering bell-shaped crown and a playful asymmetrical brim that turns up on o...
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.
