
Straw
Straw and linen bucket
★★★★☆4.2 · 789 ratingsTuck it into your tote, pull it out when the afternoon heats up, and let the wide paper braid cast cool shadow across your face.
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In our words
What we wove into this one
Bright water and open sand make for squinting by noon. We stitched this summer sun hat from lightweight paper straw and lined it with airy linen so heat rises right off your crown. The quiet khaki tone looks right at home among dried dune grass, coastal paths, and quiet garden rows.
Wide shade brim
The generous brim reaches out far enough to drop deep shadow across your eyes and collarbones. It keeps the bright summer glare off your face while you water the garden beds or sit through a long afternoon on the bleachers.
Light paper braid
We stitch paper straw rows together so air moves through the weave while the shape stays crisp. Linen on the inside feels cool against the brow when the humidity climbs and the sidewalk begins to shimmer.
Chin cord for wind
Open piers and ferry decks bring sudden gusts that catch wide brims. Slip the cord beneath your chin and tighten the toggle so your hat stays put when the breeze rolls off the bay.
Packed down flat
Roll the crown gently and tuck it beside your book in a beach tote or weekend bag. When you shake it out at your stop, the brim springs open without stiff creases or pinched edges.
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