Straw Boater Hat

DCH-439 Straw Boater Hat

Fine wheat

M (58cm), L (60cm)
Crown height: approx. 8.3cm
Brim width: approx. 6cm
Ribbon width: approx. 3.8cm

A boater hat is, as the name suggests, originally made to be worn by people rowing boats.

To make it resistant to water, it is hardened with varnish and glue, and because it makes a clanging sound when struck, it is affectionately known in Japan as the "cancan hat."

The crown and brim are flat, making it a distinctive feature. Dry Bones uses black stitching only on the brim, differentiating it from other companies.

The material used is the high-quality "thin wheat braid." Braid is a long, thin, tape-like weave of fiber, which is then sewn into a round spiral shape to form the braid. Enjoy the texture of the finest fine wheat braid, which has been around since ancient times.

The tape on the surface of the crown is made of rayon grosgrain, a material that changes shape with body heat, so it fits better as you wear it.

The inside is lined with cotton broadcloth and the original genuine leather is used for the sleeve. Both are printed with gold foil.

In addition, the intersection of the sash is decorated with a tassel, a part that is only used on high-end hats.

Come experience the "genuine classic style" that Dry Bones offers.