FURTALK
Wide brim travel straw
Straw hatsadjustable
★★★★★4.5 · 25,892 ratings$23.39listed by our retail partner
Shelf
Straw hats
Paper braid and raffia weaves for long afternoons outside.
16
styles on this shelf
17
colorways to pick from
$13.99 – $26.99
range our retail partner lists
4.36
average rating across them
All 16 of them
Sorted by how many people have rated them, most first.
Ribbon band straw fedora
Straw hatsadjustable
★★★★★4.6 · 6,773 ratings$26.99listed by our retail partner
Short brim straw trilby
Straw hats2 colorsloose
★★★★★4.5 · 2,988 ratings$24.99listed by our retail partner
Packable straw sun visor
Straw hatsadjustable
★★★★★4.4 · 2,572 ratings$19.99listed by our retail partner
Western straw cowboy hat
Straw hatsadjustable
★★★★★4.4 · 488 ratings$22.09listed by our retail partner
Shelf notes
What to look at first
Straw is a summer material because of what it lets through, not what it keeps out. The braid holds air against the crown so your head is not sitting in a closed pocket of heat, and a broad edge keeps the glare off your eyes while you read or dig or wait for a table outside.
Paper straw is the workhorse here. It takes a fold without cracking, which is why so many of these roll flat for a bag, and it holds its brim shape again once you open it out. Raffia is the stiffer, more textured cousin, better on a shelf at home than crushed into a carry-on.
| What the label says | Styles |
|---|---|
| Do Not Wash | 5 |
| Hand Wash Only | 3 |
| Hand Wash Only, Machine Wash | 1 |
- Shapes named on the listings here: sun hat on 8, fedora on 1.
- Fit is spelled out on 8 of them: adjustable on 6, loose on 1, regular on 1.
- 4 of the 16 styles carry a hand wash label, so plan on a sink rather than a drum.
- 2 of the listings print a head measurement, and we copy it onto the page only where they do.
- 9 listings state a UPF number, printed here exactly as the listing states it.
- 17 colorways across 16 styles, priced from $13.99 to $26.99.
Read first
Two notes that help here
Written from what the listings on this shelf actually say.
Travel notesPacking a straw brim so it comes out wearablePaper braid bends and comes back. A stiff weave does not. How to tell which one is in your bag.Windy daysKeeping a hat on when the wind picks upInner drawstrings, chin ties and where the brim ought to sit. Nothing exotic.
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