Spot clean with a moist cloth or brush.

Use a mild liquid soap if needed.

Spots and stains can also be removed with a magic eraser.

Although, Tula hats are water repellent, washing is not recommended.

Place a hand towel under the sweatband to prevent the crown from getting wet.

Use a sponge or small brush with soapy water and work around the band.

Use a towel with plain water to rinse.

Blot dry. Leave the hat upside down until completely dry.

When traveling stuff the inside of the crown with small items, socks, t-shirts, then lay it on the bottom of the suitcase and pack around it, or put the hat upside down on top the suitcase.

Store the hat up side down, or on a hat hook. A taller hat form that keeps the hat from laying on its brim is also a good way to store a Tula hat.

Make sure the hat and the sweatband is completely dry before storing it.

Trim off the small palm pieces that stick up.

Creases in the brim can be removed with ironing over it with a moist ironing cloth.

Always let your hat dry completely before storing it.

Hold your hat by the brim to put it on or take it down to prevent the palm cracking from the constant pressure, especially the vented lattice crown hats.