Ponytail straw visor

Bright mornings along the pier call for cool airflow and deep shade. We woven this paper straw visor with an open top and an opening at the back so hair stays up off the neck. Khaki and beige stripes run through the braid like wet sand drying in the wind.

Room for high hair

The open crown lets heat rise while the back opening clears a ponytail or pinned-up bun. A hook and loop band adjusts the fit in seconds without snagging loose hair.

Broad paper braid brim

We stitched the paper straw tightly for a wide arch of shadow across your forehead, nose, and collar. The outer cloth layer turns sudden ocean gusts and damp morning mist.

Cord for open water

A chin tie keeps the brim steady when breezes pick up across the ferry deck or down an open boardwalk. Clip it on when the wind builds, or tuck it away on still afternoons.

Packing down small

Roll the braid loosely into a tote bag beside your towel and book. When you shake it out on the sand, the weave springs right back into its curved shape. Keep dry and spot clean only.