Wide brim straw panama

Summer afternoons on the ferry or out in the garden call for real shade. We braid this fedora from airy paper straw in a pale cream white that catches the sunlight cleanly without blinding glare. It sits light over the crown, letting the air move while the wide edge covers your eyes.

Wide brim shade

The broad edge reaches far enough to cast cool shadow over your nose, cheeks, and collar. You can read on the dock or tend the flower beds without squinting into the midsummer brightness.

Braided paper straw

We weave fine paper braid so air circulates through the crown on humid afternoons. It holds its fedora crease well, folding down into a tote bag for travel and regaining its shape once you reach the coast.

Wind cord and band

A soft chin cord stops coastal gusts from lifting the crown off your head. Inside, a hidden hook and loop tape lets you snug the fit, while a sweatband keeps moisture away from your brow.

Caring for straw

Do not wash this piece in water. If salt spray or garden dust settles on the cream straw, wipe the surface gently with a dry cloth and rest it on a flat shelf to air.