Layered green and sky-blue ribbons on a warm caramel jute fedora.
A fedora is the most flattering straw shape on most people — the creased crown and the pinch at the front give it structure that a plain round crown doesn't have. This one is woven from lightweight jute in a warm caramel tone, and the band is a layered stack of ribbon: a fresh green leaf print and soft sky blue over a slate stripe, tied at the back with flowing tails and a small charm.
Like every hat we make, there is only one. Once it's gone, it's gone.
The colors feel like a summer garden — cool, easy and a little bit playful. It's a hat that goes with almost everything and still looks like you chose it on purpose.
Product Details
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Style: Fedora with a wide brim
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Material: Lightweight jute, breathable
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Color: Caramel with green, sky blue and slate ribbon band
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Band: Layered green leaf-print, sky blue and slate ribbons, tied at the back with ribbon tails and a small charm
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Fit: 56–58 cm / 22–22.8 in head circumference, with inner drawstrings you tie to adjust
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Edition: One of one, trimmed by hand and never repeated
Finding Your Fit
Measure around your head where a hat naturally rests — just above the ears, about a finger's width above the eyebrows. This hat fits 56–58 cm (22–22.8 in), and the inner drawstrings let you take it in for a snugger hold. If you measure above 58 cm it will perch rather than sit.
Why Jute
Jute is a plant fiber, so it breathes the way synthetic straw doesn't — air moves through the weave instead of trapping heat against your scalp. It's also light, which is what makes a hat wearable for hours rather than twenty minutes.
How to Style It
The green and blue band works with denim, white, khaki and every shade of summer linen. Wear it with a sundress to a garden party, with shorts and a tee to the farmers market, or over a swimsuit cover-up at the beach. The caramel straw warms up cooler colors, so it's easy to pair.
Caring for a Straw Hat
Spot clean with a barely damp cloth and air dry — never soak it. Store it crown-down or lightly stuffed with tissue so the brim keeps its shape, and keep it out of hot cars. Light steam and gentle hand pressure will coax a bent brim back into line.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it good for sunny weather?
Yes — the wide brim shades your face and neck, and jute is breathable, so it keeps you cooler than a tightly woven synthetic.
How should I clean it?
Spot clean with a damp cloth, keeping water away from the ribbon band.
Will it stay on in wind?
Tie the inner drawstrings snug and it holds well. In real wind, a hand on the brim is still the only reliable method.
Shipping & Returns
Handmade in our studio and shipped within the US. Changed your mind? Returns are accepted within 30 days, and we'll send you a free prepaid return label.