Short brim straw trilby

Morning glare off the sidewalk calls for a hat that casts quiet shade without getting in the way. We weave this paper straw trilby in deep black, soaking up bright noon light while letting the air move through. It sits loose and easy, ready for city strolls or long afternoons by the water.

Snap brim shade

The short back turns up while the front angles down across your brow. It keeps the high sun out of your eyes while leaving your neck free when you lean back in a chair.

Packable paper braid

Roll it loosely or fold it flat into your tote bag when the clouds roll in. The woven paper braid springs back into form once you shake it out and put it on.

Wind cord and band

A hidden hook and loop tape adjusts the inner band to your head. When gusts pick up along the water, attach the chin cord so a sudden breeze cannot lift it away.

Gentle hand care

Rinse the sweatband with cool water by hand and let it dry flat in the shade. The dark dye stays rich through dusty summer walks and warm travels.