Straw hats don’t last forever. If you wear it often, your straw hat will need a little cleaning after a few warm seasons... More

Like hairstyles, women’s hat styles are always changing. In the 1920s, turbans and musketeer hats were popular. Today, fedoras and cowboy hats are... More

Any mention of the hat is incomplete without straw hats. It is the best accessory that completes your seaside look. If you are... More

Trilby hats have brims less 1.5 inches wide and fedoras have brims 2 or wider. What is the Difference Between a Trilby vs... More

C.C. Deville's scorching licks and penchant for badass hats knows no bounds.      Mr. Deville is no stranger to rock n' roll... More

The history of hats is so deep-rooted that it can be difficult to trace its origin. But there is an overall acceptance that... More

   American Hat Makers believe in superior craftsmanship and traditional skills. They are renowned hat makers in the United States and have won a... More

Trilby hats, pork pie hats, and fedoras. Before jumping into their differences, let’s cover what they have in common. All three hat types... More

Knowing hat etiquette in the 21st century is as important as wearing the right hat for the right occasion. Use our guide to... More

Anatomy of a black silk top hat and a brown leather top hat. What is a Top Hat? A top hat is a... More

How to Clean Sweat Stains and Dirt from Your Straw Hats Straw is one of the most popular and versatile materials for cabana,... More

A Guide to the Modern Types of Cowboy Hats and Creases Although many cowboy and western hats started with a similar design, cowgirls... More

One awesome perk of owning a SolAir Cabana or Breeze mesh sun hat is the fact that they are easily pack-able in a backpack... More

When it comes to making leather hats, it's good to come to the source. Since 1972, the American Hat Maker company has been... More