Fedora Panama Cuenca Hat White

Fedora Panama Cuenca Hat White - Traclet

Traclet

Reference: 15977

€175.00

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Hat Care Guide

Fedora Panama Cuenca Hat White - Traclet

A Borsalino-style Panama hat in natural straw with a burgundy ribbon and blue bow.

This hat is made from a plant from the low plains of Manabi. A superb Panama hat to brighten up your summer days, it's the result of long sun-drying of young Carludivia Palmita palms. It's this straw alone that gives it its exceptional hold.

Since 1881, the quality and care taken in its manufacture have made it the world's most famous hat, a lightweight, elegant classic that will protect you from the sun's rays.

Caring for your Panama hat

Toquilla palm contains a certain degree of moisture, depending on its thickness, which gives it its flexibility.

When the hat is exposed to an atmosphere saturated with humidity (e.g. sunless beaches), the fin absorbs excess moisture and expels it when the atmosphere is drier. This process weakens its structure over time. That's why the first models with a wider palm can't withstand more than two years of severe climatic changes. Cuenca extra-fine and Montécristis don't have this problem, as they use a finer fin and a denser weave.

To increase the life expectancy of your hat, here are a few maintenance tips:

Don't put your hat in contact with water. The fin acts like a sponge.

In the event of an incident, leave the hat in the shade for as long as is necessary to allow excess moisture to evaporate. - Don't leave your hat in a closed area in direct sunlight (such as the rear window of a car).
The fiber dries too quickly and the hat may break over time. - Don't apply too much pressure on the same spot to grip it.
The tip of the fedora shape (Borsalino style, front part) is always the most fragile area and over time the fin will break. We recommend gripping your hat by the wings (sides), underneath. You can easily iron your hat with steam.