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Wide Brim Hat | Blue Calendar | Reversible | Small

Wide Brim Hat | Blue Calendar | Reversible | Small

$180.00 AUD
$180.00 AUD
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Blue Calendar Wide Brim Hat | Reversible | Details :

Our Wide Brim Blue Calendar Hat is made from vintage tea towels have been patched together to form a new life. Truly One-Of-A-Kind with pop colours and Australiana illustrations. With the reversible feature you are getting 2 hats in 1

Features: 

  • One-of-a-kind
  • Wide Brim
  • Pop colours
  • Reversible

WIDE BRIM HAT MEASUREMENTS : 

Models head circumference is 59cm for reference and she is wearing size Small Hat.

Circumference of head ; 54cm - 56cm
Brim Width ; 11cm
Crown Height; 10cm 

For more information about our sizing please feel free to email HERE

Handcrafted on Gubbi Gubbi Country, (Sunshine Coast, QLD) Australia.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS:

• Hand wash only and spot treatment advised.

• When necessary, wash cold with delicate soap + white distilled vinegar and line dry.

• Warm Steam or iron

• No tumble dry 

PLEASE NOTE:

By repurposing found fabrics we give new life to materials that would otherwise be discarded, reducing waste and minimising our environmental footprint.

All products are made with carefully selected heritage materials. Any imperfections such as spotting, mending or fading are part of the nature of House Of Clare Products. Please follow care instructions.
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I would like to respectfully acknowledge the Gubbi Gubbi (Kabi Kabi) peoples and the Jinibara peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the land, in which I create, learn, work and live on. I pay my respects to their elders past, present and emerging and recognise their continued connection to country.