
Straw
Vacation straw visor
★★★★☆4.3 · 320 ratingsWide paper straw braid rolls up small in your tote and unfurls with full shade across your eyes and collarbone.
In our words
What we wove into this one
Bright mornings by the water call for broad shade without the heat of a closed crown. We stitch this visor from dense paper braid that curves wide across the forehead. The open top leaves hair free, while the rear strap lets you set the band as snug as you like.
Wide paper braid
We stitch rows of smooth paper braid into an expansive brim that cuts water glare and shades your shoulders. It holds its shape along the curve without drooping into your line of sight.
Open top for hair
High buns and ponytails fit through the back opening without flattening your style. Leaving the crown open lets afternoon breezes move across your head so heat rises away naturally.
Rolling for the tote
Roll the brim into a tight coil to slip inside your travel bag. Unroll it at the beach or garden path and press the braid flat; the weave springs back into shape.
Wind strap and band
A hook and loop band at the back adjusts to your fit, while the chin cord holds firm on open ferry decks. When the wind settles down, unclip the cord entirely.
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