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This hat from Mexico features hand-woven palm, a cotton foam sweatband for comfort, cooling lattice vents and UPF 50+ to provide broad coverage from the sun. Durable and long-lasting. Unisex. Medium: -Accommodates hat size 7 1/8 (22 1/2") -3 1/2" brim Large: -Accommodates hat size 7 1/4 (22 3/4") -3 1/2" brim X-Large: -Accommodates hat size 7 3/8 (23") -3 1/2" brim
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Outback Lattice Hat

Availability: In stock.

$30.00
Style:AANATUH0000E

Story

I bought my first Tula hat while in the Hamptons on a girlfriends getaway years ago, and since it’s so chic and such a great sun blocker (the highest rating of UPF 50+), I take it with me whenever I travel to a sundrenched destination. The sustainable palm is harvested twice a year and the tight-weave technique is the hallmark of artisans in a small village in Mexico. Pliable and easy to pack, the hats evoke the romance of old Mexico with the stylish flair of today—a staple in my travel bag.

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This hat from Mexico features hand-woven palm, a cotton foam sweatband for comfort, cooling lattice vents and UPF 50+ to provide broad coverage from the sun. Durable and long-lasting. Unisex.

Medium:
-Accommodates hat size 7 1/8 (22 1/2")
-3 1/2" brim

Large:
-Accommodates hat size 7 1/4 (22 3/4")
-3 1/2" brim

X-Large:
-Accommodates hat size 7 3/8 (23")
-3 1/2" brim
Country of Origin
Mexico
Latitude / Longitude
23° 00 N / 102º 00 W
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This item will ship within 2-5 business days. Your product will be hand-packed with great care by our team of shipping experts using unique packaging created exclusively for The Traveler's Collection. Eco-friendly materials are used whenever possible.
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Tula Hats was founded in 1989 by Alice Eichelmann who first purchased a wide-brimmed palm hat at a market in Guadalajara and thought it would be perfect for gardening. After consulting with commercial hat factories, she discovered a village in Mexico that’s home to expert weavers who now produce Tula Hats. Primarily, the women do the weaving and the men sew the strands of palm into the basic hat body. Then the hats are blocked and ready to be adorned, creating a functional, decorative accessory.
Tula Hats was founded in 1989 by Alice Eichelmann who first purchased a wide-brimmed palm hat at a market in Guadalajara and thought it would be perfect for gardening. After consulting with commercial hat factories, she discovered a village in Mexico that’s home to expert weavers who now produce Tula Hats. Primarily, the women do the weaving and the men sew the strands of palm into the basic hat body. Then the hats are blocked and ready to be adorned, creating a functional, decorative accessory.
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