Wool Fedora Hat

DCH-453 Wool Fedora Hat

Wool Felt

M (58cm), L (60cm)
Crown height: approx. 9cm
Brim width: approx. 5.5cm
Ribbon width: approx. 4cm

A faithful reproduction of the hat that was famous as synonymous with tough guys from the 1800s to the 1950s.

The material is wool felt.
The general term for hats made from felt that are shaped with a small amount of glue and are relatively soft to wear is called a fedora hat.

Fedora is derived from the name of the main character in a French play.
The name comes from the fact that the heroine wears a soft felt hat, which symbolizes a masculine icon.

Later, Humphrey Bogart, who played many "manly roles" in various films from the 1930s to the 1950s, also used this style of hat as a signature for his characters.
He was commonly known as Bogie, and the felt hat was used as an icon to represent him.

The crown is approximately 10cm high, the ribbon is 4cm wide, and the brim is approximately 6cm wide, making this the most classic shape for men's hats.
The edges of the brim are cut off, making it easy to change the shape.
Try shaping it to your liking.

The lining is made of glossy cotton satin, which, together with the smooth leather material, creates a luxurious feel.
The brand name is stamped in gold foil.

Two sizes are available: 58cm and 60cm.
It is said that these two sizes cover 80% of Japanese men.

It goes well with classic clothing styles as well as work and rock styles.