Clematis Bucket Hat - Antique Tapestry Floral Ribbon – Sarah Bray Bermuda

Woven with palm tree leaves, this sun is shaped in a classic bucket hat-style. What makes it unique is our brass grommets on each side of the hat, that are designed for our signature interchangeable ribbons!  We prefer to wear the ribbon facing toward the back (as pictured on Sarah), or on top of the hat, for this styl

Woven with palm tree leaves, this sun is shaped in a classic bucket hat-style.

What makes it unique is our brass grommets on each side of the hat, that are designed for our signature interchangeable ribbons! 

We prefer to wear the ribbon facing toward the back (as pictured on Sarah), or on top of the hat, for this style. However, you are free to get creative with your ribbon styling techniques! 

This is a women's sun hat. It is the matching, grown-up compliment to our little girl's Palmetto sun hat.

MEASUREMENTS
Height - 7.5” inches
Circumference - 22.5” inches
Width - 13.5”

Woven with palm tree leaves, this sun is shaped in a classic bucket hat-style. What makes it unique is our brass grommets on each side of the hat, that are designed for our signature interchangeable ribbons!  We prefer to wear the ribbon facing toward the back (as pictured on Sarah), or on top of the hat, for this style. However, you are free to get creative with your ribbon styling techniques!  This is a women's sun hat. It is the matching, grown-up compliment to our little girl's Palmetto sun hat. MEASUREMENTSHeight - 7.5” inchesCircumference - 22.5” inchesWidth - 13.5”

may-2011

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