Tilley LTM6 AIRFLO® Khaki Traveller Hat UPF 50+

Tilley LTM6 AIRFLO® Khaki Traveller Hat

The latest version of the Tilley LTM hat is perfect for protecting sailors from the sun!

The features that differentiate it from the LTM5 are: a higher crown and wider brims for increased face coverage. It's a sun hat with exceptional lightness and durability.

The Nylamtium (170g/m² in double thickness) that makes up the hat is crafted from a snag-resistant, highly durable, water-repellent, lightweight, and quick-drying Supplex nylon fabric. It's a hat with a lifetime guarantee against wear! The remarkable lightness of this hat combined with a 3/4-inch ventilation mesh on top of the crown offers you great comfort in hot weather and protects you from heat stroke! Moreover, this Tilley LTM6 hat, like other Tilley hats, has a maximum sun protection factor of UPF 50+.

It's also a hat that effectively shelters you from rain thanks to the polyester and cotton threads that swell when wet, ensuring total waterproofing. Finally, it's a hat that won't get lost thanks to the chin strap and its high buoyancy.

Be careful when choosing your size: Tilley advises always taking one to two sizes above your usual size to keep the hat wide enough for sweat to evaporate easily, keeping your head well-ventilated. 
 

About the Tilley LTM6 Khaki Hat

• Designed in Canada & Made in China 
• Front and back brims 8.5 cm, side brims 6.5 cm
• Machine washable on delicate cycle without shrinking
• Composition: 100% Supplex nylon fabric (Nylamtium®), 100% polyester mesh
• Water-resistant and floats
• Blocks 98% of harmful UV and UVB rays, UPF 50+ rating (maximum rating awarded)
• Weighs only 113g
   

How to know if your Tilley hat fits well?

Tilley hats are designed for maximum comfort! That's why it's very important that they fit your size well. A Tilley hat should be worn low and not too tight. You'll surely appreciate this feature, especially in hot and humid weather. When buying a Tilley hat, you should choose one size larger than your usual size. Indeed, it's gravity that keeps the hat on! There should be enough space between the front of the hat and your forehead to easily slip two fingers. Similarly, you should be able to pivot the hat from left to right and tilt it from front to back without feeling any friction on your forehead.