Size Chart

Hat Care

Handling:

Always handle your hat with clean, dry hands to prevent dirt, oils, and moisture from transferring onto the hat's surface. Avoid touching the brim or crown excessively, as this can lead to deformities or discoloration over time.

Storage: Store your hat in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight or heat sources.Use a hat rack or a hatbox to protect the hat's shape and prevent it from becoming crushed or misshapen.

Cleaning:

Regularly clean your hat to remove dirt, dust, and sweat that can accumulate on the hat's surface. Use a soft-bristled brush or lint roller to remove debris gently. If your hat is made of wool or felt, use a damp cloth to spot clean the affected area, and let it dry naturally. Avoid using water on leather hats and always follow the manufacturer's instructions for cleaning and care.

Weatherproofing:

Protect your hat from rain, snow, and other elements by using a waterproofing spray designed specifically for hats. This will help prevent water damage and keep your hat looking its best.

By following these simple care tips, you can keep your hat looking great and ensure that it lasts for years to come. Remember, investing in quality care for your hat is worth it to maintain its unique style and value.

Summer care:

For the straw hats we advise using a spray bottle with water and squeezed oranges to spritz the hats bimonthly for added longevity.