Men's Winter Fedora

A men's winter fedora earns its place from November to March, worn with an overcoat and a scarf on the way to dinner, a theater show or a holiday party. This one is shaped from felt that we describe as wool-blend, with a pinched crown, a grosgrain ribbon band and a brim of about 6 cm, per the supplier. It comes in blue, brown and coffee, and our fedora hats also cover straw versions for summer.

Choosing a Winter Fedora Color

Brown is the friendly everyday pick: it matches camel and charcoal coats, brown boots and tweed. Coffee is a deeper, richer brown that looks smart with a navy overcoat. Blue is the surprising one, a good match for gray flannel suits and a white shirt at a New Year's Eve party. All three go with a 1920s outfit built on a three-piece suit and a patterned tie.

Fit and Sizes of the Men's Felt Fedora

Sizes run from 54-55 cm to 60-61 cm. Measure around your head where the hat will sit, about one finger above the eyebrows and ears, and choose the matching size, or the next one up if you fall between two. Larger heads will find a bigger size in black on a separate page.

Men's Felt Fedora FAQ

What is the felt made of?

We describe it as wool-blend felt because we cannot check the exact fiber composition the supplier gives.

Can I wear it in light snow?

A light dusting is fine if you shake it off and let the hat dry at room temperature, resting on its crown. We make no waterproof claim, so avoid heavy rain.

Who wears a fedora hat in winter?

Men who wear coats rather than parkas: city commuters, guests at a winter ceremony, and anyone dressing for a Gatsby or Prohibition party in December.

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