Tommy Bahama Remy Handwoven Safari Hat Panama Straw Outback Style Ecuador

Description: Men's outback-style, fedora-styleb hat Made from woven Panama straw Handwoven in Ecuador Pinched crown Trimmed with a tobacco leather band with a metal sailfish pin Elasticized sweatband TBW147 Even careful hand measurements are approximate: 5" Crown height 3" Brim width 14.5" brim diameter - front to back 12.5" brim diameter - side to side 22.5" Crown circumference Labeled: Tommy Bahama Genuine Panama Handwoven in Equador 100% Panama One size fits most Excellent gently used condition. Very clean. No broken straw. No sweat stains. There are some water marks on the leather band. Pre-owned items are used and show varying amounts of wear. For this reason, I provide many photos, which are the best representation of what you are buying. The photos are of the exact item you are bidding on. Please take a moment to look at them closely. **Please note that colors can often look different on every screen. ** If you have any questions, or would like additional photos, please let me know prior to placing a bid. Carefully packed and boxed, and ships promptly via USPS Priority Mail or Ground Advantage Mail, per buyer's choice. I will happily combine shipping on multiple orders, when appropriate. An Ecuadorian hat, also known as a Panama hat, a jipijapa hat, or a toquilla straw hat, is a traditional brimmed straw hat of Ecuadorian origin. The famous ivory white (cream) hat, is made of very thin straw from the Toquilla palm which exclusively grows in the tropical coastal area of Ecuador. The construction workers whose strength was tested building the Panama canal used Ecuadorian Hats as protection from the harsh sun. The name Panama Hat was introduced in 1906, when photos of President Roosevelt were published in the press, while he was overseeing the Panama Canal construction. How to determine your hat size: To measure your head for a hat, you can use a soft, flexible tape measure to find your head's circumference: Place the tape measure around the middle of your forehead, just above your eyebrows and ears, and midway at the back of your head. Pull the tape measure snug enough so it stays in place but doesn't compress your skin. Make sure the tape is level and straight, and not twisted. Take your measurement in centimeters or inches, and note it down. For the most accurate fit, some recommend measuring in centimeters. For added accuracy, you can measure your head 23 times. If you don't have a tape measure, you can also use a piece of string or ribbon. Wrap it around your head in the same way as the tape measure, mark where the ends meet, and then lay it flat to measure its length. Use a hat sizing chart (in the photos) to find your hat size.

Price: 85 USD

Location: Palm Desert, California

End Time: 2024-09-02T03:05:52.000Z

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