Panama with wind lanyard

Bright water and open boardwalks call for serious shade. We stitched this fedora from black paper braid to cut midday glare without holding hot air against the head. The chin cord keeps it anchored on the ferry, and the band inside lets you adjust the fit.

Sloping brim

The wide edge drops slightly to throw deep shade across your eyes and collar. Deep black straw soaks up the sharp reflections coming off water, pavement, or pale sand.

Wind lanyard

A thin cord snugs under the chin on gusty boat rides or open beaches. Drop the hat down your back when walking indoors, or tuck the tie into the crown.

Inside adjuster

A soft sweatband keeps things comfortable across the forehead. Hidden underneath, a hook and loop strap lets you tighten the fit so the crown stays steady through the afternoon.

Rolls for travel

The paper braid flexes when you need to pack light. Roll the body gently into a beach bag or weekend tote, then shake it out when you reach the coast.