
Straw
Ponytail straw visor
★★★★★4.5 · 15,865 ratingsWoven paper braid casts broad shade over your eyes while leaving room at the back for high hair on hot days.
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What we wove into this one
Summer mornings heat up fast once you are out in the garden or down by the water. We shaped this wide visor to throw generous shade over your face without trapping heat at the crown. An open back gives your high bun or ponytail room to breathe.
Room for high hair
The open crown lets you pull a ponytail or bun straight through without mashing your hair down. Air moves across your head while the braided visor shades your brow and cheeks.
Brim made for glare
We gave this visor a broad reach that stretches far enough to cut the bright midday glare. It keeps the brightness out of your eyes while you read on the porch or walk the shoreline.
Ties for seaside wind
A light cord fastens under the chin so gusts off the water do not lift the hat away. You can knot it loosely for breezy ferry rides or drop it when the air settles.
Rolls for the bag
The stitched paper braid flexes without cracking. Roll the visor up, tuck it into a tote alongside a beach towel, and unroll it when the morning sun breaks through.
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