Watch your little explorer shine with confidence in this elegant baby blue fedora designed for infants 6-12 months. This charming hat showcases a c...
View full detailsPerfect for petite frames, this charming fedora delivers classic style with a practical twist. The generous 2.5" brim shields your face while the p...
View full detailsMeet your new favorite travel companion! This charming paper braid fedora is designed specifically for smaller heads and brings instant personality...
View full detailsThis versatile straw braid fedora delivers timeless style with a modern edge. Featuring a classic dented crown and pinched front, it showcases a tu...
View full detailsThis men's safari hat from Scala combines timeless design with practical performance features. Constructed from fine paper braid, it offers UPF 50+...
View full detailsMake a bold statement with this striking Red and Navy Striped Straw Fedora Hat from Boardwalk Style. The eye-catching striped crown pairs beautiful...
View full detailsThis refined fedora showcases meticulous construction from 100% fine paper braid, engineered for both style and portability. The distinctive pinche...
View full detailsThe St. Tropez Trilby features a shorter brim and structured fedora crown, making it a chic option for women and men seeking a compact summer hat. ...
View full detailsThe Avery brings a contemporary twist to the classic fedora silhouette. Made with lightweight, breathable materials, it’s an easy choice for warm-w...
View full detailsExperience timeless style with this beloved straw fedora, expertly proportioned for smaller head sizes. Featuring a gracefully pinched crown and na...
View full detailsPaper braid hats make a cost effective, durable substitute for natural straw hats. The paper fibers are processed from hemp or rice and often blended with cotton or polyester to gain additional qualities. The tighter braiding provides better sun protection. Cotton and polyester blends attribute to packable, crushable features. Toyo and Shantung often used to mimic Toquilla palm (Panama) look.
