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Panama Hats
Our hats are produced by the only women's Panama Hat association in Ecuador, providing the principal income for hundreds of weavers. read more..

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Fair Trade rollable Panama Fedora hats made by women in Ecuador
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Handwoven Fedora Hat : Size 56 cm
Fair trade and elegant

This elegant hat gained its debonair status from the classic films of the 1940s and continues to be the most popular style of Panama hat. Handwoven using traditional techniques by the only women's panama hat association in Ecuador, the home of the panama, and purchased under Fair Trade conditions. Ideal for Australian conditions, fine grade 'Briza' weave, rollable for travelling.

Available in 6 sizes.

To measure your size, position a tape measure or string so that it rests just above the brow at the front of the head, touching the top of the ears at the side, with the tape taut but not too tight. Hats are sized to the nearest whole centimetre so size up if your head falls between two measurements.

Caring For Your Panama

If your Panama becomes misshapen you should be able to recover the original shape of the hat by lightly steaming it over a boiling kettle and ironing the brim under a damp cloth. The Panama should then be placed over an appropriately shaped object such as a bowl and left to regain its shape. If your Panama becomes dirty you should first try to remove dirt by lightly dusting with a dry cloth. Should the mark prove stubborn and difficult to remove in this way try using a moist facial or baby wipe. This should remove most marks although care should be taken not to rub too hard. Never use soap and water.

Full care and rolling instructions are provided with each hat.



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