Understanding Cowboy Hat Styles, Starting With Woven Straw
Browsing cowboy hat styles can feel endless: felt or straw, cattleman or rancher, plain band or decorated. This one sits in the warm weather family, with natural woven straw in an open pattern and a dark band lined with silver conchos. It is a good first western hat for anyone who wants a recognizable, wearable look for summer events and weekends.
Details
- Natural woven straw with an open pattern
- Dark band set with silver conchos
- Classic western crown with shaped brim
- Lighter feel than a felt hat
- Shine from the conchos that adds a dressier touch
Where this style fits in
Felt is the cool weather and evening choice, while woven straw like this is meant for daytime and heat. The silver conchos give it a dressier edge than a plain straw hat, so it works for a rodeo, a barbecue or a country concert. Match it with denim, a pearl snap shirt and boots. If you are building a small collection, start here for summer and add a black or brown felt hat for winter.
Fit and size
Sized at 56 to 58 cm (22 to 22 7/8 in) in one size, with an adjustable cord inside the crown that covers heads from about 54 to 59 cm. The cord adjusts easily from inside the crown.
Care
Avoid heavy rain, clean it with a damp cloth, and store it resting on its crown. If the brim bends, reshape it gently by hand while the straw is slightly damp.
Questions about styles
What is the difference between straw and felt? Straw is lighter and breathes better in summer, felt holds warmth and suits cooler months and evenings. Many people own one of each so they are covered all year.
Is this style good for men and women? Yes, the shape is classic enough for anyone who likes the western look. Both men and women wear this shape, and the band keeps it neutral.
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