Men's Straw Fedora

This men's straw fedora is built for warm days: a short trilby-style brim, a woven straw look and a single size. It is the hat for a garden wedding, a summer Gatsby party on the lawn, or a long afternoon at an outdoor jazz festival in a seersucker jacket.

Choosing Between Beige, Khaki and Black Straw Fedora Colors

Beige is the lightest and the most classic with cream, white and pale blue suits. Khaki has a little more depth and sits well with olive, navy or tan. Black, which also has its own page, gives strong contrast for evening. If you plan to wear it mostly by day with light clothes, beige or khaki are the easier choices.

Straw Fedora Hat Fit and Material

There is one size, and no circumference is given, so measure a hat that fits you well and compare. The listing describes the hat as straw, while the spec table names cotton in a knit; think of it as a sun-and-party hat for dry days. Explore more fedora hats.

Straw Fedora FAQ

What does a fedora look like?

A fedora has a brim all the way round and a crown with an indent along the top, usually pinched at the front. The short-brim version here is often called a trilby.

Is this a Panama hat?

No. Panama hats are woven from toquilla palm straw in Ecuador. This is a straw-style fedora, and we do not claim Panama origin.

Can women wear a men's straw fedora?

Yes. The supplier lists it as unisex, and it suits sundresses and linen trousers.

See it in another shade

Black Straw Fedora