Wide brim straw panama

Bright water and noon heat call for generous shade. We braided this fedora from paper straw in a quiet khaki tone that matches dry grass and bleached boardwalk planks. The brim circles out far enough to cool your shoulders, while an inner hook and loop band dials in your exact fit.

Wide fedora brim

The broad sweep throws a cool circle of shadow across your eyes, nose, and collar. It holds its shape over the garden rows or out on the open deck without drooping into your line of sight.

Braided paper straw

We weave lightweight paper strands closely enough to cut overhead glare while letting coastal breezes move through the crown. If you tuck it into a tote bag for travel, the braid gently eases back into form.

Cord for gusty days

Open water and windy piers can lift a wide hat before you catch it. We added a slender chin cord that settles under the jaw so your hat stays put while your hands are busy on the rail.

Caring for straw

Keep this piece dry and brush away dust with a soft cloth after an afternoon outdoors. The label reads do not wash, which keeps the woven paper crisp and the brim line clean for summers ahead.