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Yannik Traveller Straw Hat
Lierys

$172.79
40

Yescott Player Raffia Hat
Stetson

$106.21
40

Yescott Trilby Straw Hat
Stetson

$106.21
Zandrico Traveller Panama Hat
Lierys

$226.57
Alicia Fascinator
Seeberger

$54.99
Amedeo Bogart Panama Hat
Borsalino

$367.41
Arborley Occasion Hat
Lierys

$172.79
Ardit Panama Hat
Bailey 1922

$305.95
Beacosa Occasion Hat
Lierys

$199.68
Big Brim Fedora Straw Hat
Borsalino

$367.41
Billy Short Brim Summer Hat
Bailey 1922

$113.89
Black Mountain Straw Hat
Lipodo

$35.79
Boater with Chin Strap
Borsalino

$320.04
50

Bonnet Sun Hat with UV Protection
Chillouts

$48.59
Braylon Sisal Straw Hat
Bailey 1922

$399.42
Brown Bogart Straw Hat
Lipodo

$69.08
Carignano Bogart Straw Hat
Lipodo

$54.99
Coloured Edge Lifeguard Straw Hat
Rip Curl

$54.99
Cuban Panama Hat
Bailey 1922

$332.84
Cutlers Panama Hat
Bailey 1922

$313.63
-33%

Groff Panama Hat
Bailey 1922

$180.47 ~~$267.54~~
Gunnar Panama Hat
Bailey 1922

$291.87
Isabelle Straw Hat
Seeberger

$133.10
Isabelle Uni Straw Hat
Seeberger

$133.10
Kirton Panama Hat
Bailey 1922

$266.26
Lafona Occasion Hat
Lierys

$158.71
Leavica Cloche Hat with Crinol
Seeberger

$120.29
Leavica Occasion Hat
Seeberger

$133.10
Leavica Women´s Hat with Loop
Seeberger

$133.10
Loarena Fascinator
Lierys

$107.49
Mardenham Occasion Hat
Lierys

$172.79
Mavia Cloche Straw Hat with Loop
$107.49
Merima Western Straw Hat
Loevenich

$93.41
Mescovo Fedora Panama Hat
JJ Hats

$239.37
Mondavio Bogart Straw Hat
Lipodo

$54.99
Montaron Fedora Panama Hat
JJ Hats

$399.42
Oravela Summer Cloche Hat
$80.60
Piavella Fascinator
Lierys

$158.71
-33%

Relik Litestraw Hat
Bailey 1922

$180.47 ~~$267.54~~
Revallo Fedora Panama Hat
JJ Hats

$266.26
-35%

Rothney Straw Hat
Bailey 1922

$139.50 ~~$213.76~~
Rundle Straw Hat
Bailey 1922

$399.42
Salta Straw Hat
Chillouts

$48.59
Sinamay Crynol Fascinator
Lierys

$158.71
Sinamay Wavy Brim Straw Hat
Seeberger

$133.10
Sovanda Crochet Straw Hat
Loevenich

$172.79
Sydney Panama Hat
Bailey 1922

$266.26
-13%

Tajana Occasion Hat
Seeberger

$208.64 ~~$240.65~~
Taluco Mexican Palm Western Hat
JJ Hats

$158.71
Uni Crochet Straw Hat
Loevenich

$54.99
Valeska Sinamay Straw Hat
Seeberger

$115.17
Vanola Sinamay Fascinator
Seeberger

$75.48
Vinalea Sinamay Fascinator
Seeberger

$75.48
-14%

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Liverton Traveller Panama Hat
Stetson

$250.89 ~~$293.21~~
Acavana Raffia Hat
bedacht

$158.71
Alma Caranda Circles Cloth Hat
Mayser

$120.29
Amina Stripes Floppy Hat
Lipodo

$34.51
Andrew Traveller Panama Hat Zechbauer
Mayser

$305.95
Barelo Traveller Straw Hat
Lierys

$133.10
50

Bendigo Pith Helmet
Conner

$80.60

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The straw hat – more than just sun protection

Topic overview

The history of the straw hat
The different types of straw
How can I look after my straw hat?
Which straw hat is right for me?

The history of the straw hat

The first rays of sunshine in the spring, holiday on the beach, working in the garden to create a more beautiful home – three occasions on which it would be perfect to adorn your head with an airy and timeless straw hat. This headgear made from straw has a centuries-old tradition and offers far more than just reliable UV protection on sunny days.

A constant companion through the ages

As a fashionable accessory, straw hats have long been worn in a variety of shapes: For example, in 1906, US president Theodore Roosevelt made the Panama hat famous. The Florentine straw hat has also been a timelessly fashionable item of men’s headgear since the 1920s. This is also known as a boater (in England), a Canotier (in France) and a Kreissäge (in Germany). Not to be confused with the popular Florentine hat for women from the 30s and 50s – a flat and wide-brimmed summer hat made of straw.

The straw hat of today

The straw hat trend has continued to this day and is experiencing a real comeback: From pork pies to trilbies and fedoras, they are worn in various different styles. Even in Bavaria people enjoy traditional hats made of straw. In 2018, the XXL straw hat “La Bomba” by the French designer Jacquemus was a particularly popular fashion accessory. Regardless of which model you choose: The straw used to make it determines the hat’s specific properties.

The different types of straw

What is straw actually made of? It is basically nothing more than dried leaves and stalks from oil plants, grain husks and fibre plants. Although this may sound unspectacular at first, these special materials give the airy straw hat some great properties, making it an ideal sun hat.

The advantages of a straw hat

The wide brim protects the scalp, face and neck from the sun
The air-permeable (breathable) straw helps to keep the head cool
Lightweight and comfortable to wear
Unique style
Can be combined in many different ways

The types of straw at a glance

The advantages mentioned, e.g. the breathability and wearing comfort, depend on the type of straw used. To help you, we have provided a brief overview of the different types of straw.

Raffia straw

This type of straw is made from the bast fibre of the tropical palm tree. It is characterised by its flexible yet stable structure. This makes raffia straw especially suitable for making hats. In addition, this natural fibre is resistant to pests but sensitive to high levels of moisture.

Paper straw

Unlike raffia, this is an industrially manufactured material made from natural cellulose. This lacks some of the disadvantages of natural fibres: Paper straw is less prone to breakage, is more flexible and is less sensitive to water. Many models look almost identical to hats made of genuine natural straw and are therefore an excellent alternative. Have you been invited to a pool party and do you want to protect your straw hat made of natural fibre? Then a paper straw hat is just the thing!

Panama straw

Panama hats are the most popular type of straw hat, thanks to their high-quality finish. Contrary to what the name suggests, these hats originally come from Ecuador. The material is a refined type of straw called Paja Toquilla, which is responsible for the fine weave and light colouring of the Panama hat. Genuine Panama straw comes with a price tag but also has its advantages: a very lightweight finish, particularly high level of wearing comfort and scientifically proven cooling.

Hemp straw

Hemp straw is divided up into three subcategories. Abaca (Manila hemp) is extracted from the fibre banana and is particularly kind to the skin and hard-wearing. Sinamay comes from Filipino hemp fibre and is often used to create occasion hats and fascinators as it is particularly firm and keeps its shape well. Sisal is one of the finest hemp fibres made from the leaves of the agave sisalana. A hemp hat made of sisal straw often has a slight sheen to it and is always very comfortable to wear.

How can I look after my straw hat?

We are often asked whether a straw hat is even suitable for providing sun protection as too much heat can be bad for the material. We can put your mind at ease: in hot temperatures, the moisture given off by the scalp is enough to keep the beach hat from drying out. That is why you should never just leave it in the sun or in a car.

Occasional moistening

To protect straw hats from becoming brittle, you can occasionally spray them with a fine atomiser or take them into the bathroom when you shower. This is particularly important for high-quality Panama hats.

Protect them from getting wet

Too much moisture, on the other hand, is not good either. If, for example, they become wet from prolonged exposure to the rain, straw hats can become deformed after drying out. It is possible to reform a misshapen brim by moistening it again, but this process is laborious.

Clean correctly

Dirt can be washed off the straw using a cloth and a little water and curd soap. Once again, make sure the hat does not get too wet.

Store correctly

Ideally, a straw hat should be stored at room temperature and out of the sun all year round. We recommend storing it in a wardrobe or hat box.

Putting in on and taking it off correctly

Last but not least, we recommend grasping the sides of the hat with both hands when putting it on or taking it off. Gripping the crown repeatedly can cause it to break.

Which straw hat is right for me?

One among many

Numerous famous brands such as Stetson, Seeberger, Mayser, Borsalino offer straw hats in various styles and designs. With so many on offer, it’s natural for you to wonder which one is the right one for you. It is difficult to provide a general answer. The occasion, usage and personal taste all play important roles in the selection process. For a wedding you might choose a large and splendid straw hat with flowers. For hiking, on the other hand, a timeless traveller straw hat would be more suitable for certain outdoor conditions. A western style straw hat looks great with a casual leisure outfit.

Sizes

In general, the size and shape of the hat should be selected to suit you. The right size is easy to figure out using out instructions. On that page you will also find a tape measure that you can print out.

Shape

You should also consider your head shape when selecting a hat: If you have a more square face shape, you can, for example, choose a rounded cloche to elongate the face. If you have a heart-shaped face, it might be better to choose a straw fedora with a medium-sized brim for the summer.

The right colour

You can also choose from the full spectrum of colours on offer. Simple black, white or grey straw hats are easy to combine with outfits and are a popular choice. Blue is ideal for adding more colour to your outfit. More daring straw hat wearers can go for bright colours such as green, red or pink. Multicoloured hats are also an eye-catching choice.

Sought-after and found!

Our range offers a wonderful selection of straw hats for women and men. Whether it’s with or without a trim band, in a vintage look or fringed – we have the ideal straw hat for modern cowboys, hardworking gardeners and elegant fashion queens. We hope you have fun in our straw paradise!

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