Fabrice Fur Felt Fedora Hat Zechbauer by Mayser
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High-quality materials.
Nothing is as comfortable to wear as real fur felt. A skin-friendly inner lining of viscose and acetate provides further comfort. Lightweight and warming, the German-designed fedora from Mayser is the ideal headwear for a stroll through snowy European metropolises. Its elegant look is accentuated by a tone-on-tone grosgrain ribbon. It goes with a long coat as well as a sporty wool blazer.
Sweeping upward brim.
Nothing is as comfortable to wear as real fur felt. A skin-friendly inner lining of viscose and acetate provides further comfort. Lightweight and warming, the German-designed fedora from Mayser is the ideal headwear for a stroll through snowy European metropolises. Its elegant look is accentuated by a tone-on-tone grosgrain ribbon. It goes with a long coat as well as a sporty wool blazer.
Sweeping upward brim.
- Material: 100% animal hair (rabbit - fur felt)
- Lining: 52% viscose; 48% acetate
- Brim width: approx. 5.5 cm
- Height of crown: approx. 10 cm
- Item no.: 66777
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Mayser
As long-established German company founded in 1800, Mayser has been standing for classic and elegant headwear ever since. First-class workmanship, high-quality fabrics and subtle plays of colours have always been typical characteristics of Mayser's collections. With its officially licensed Indiana Jones hats and sometimes extravagant combinations of styles and fabrics, Mayser knows how to enhance the wardrobe of both elegant men and fashionable women.- Fabrice Fur Felt Fedora Hat Zechbauer by Mayser - beige-mottled 1
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134,95 €
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