1940s Thin Ribbon Fedora

RD-H-21-1940s Thin Ribbon Fedora "1940s Thin Ribbon Fedora / Rabbit Fur" The origin of the Fedora gentlemen's hat can be traced back to the late 19th to early 20th century. In the early 20th century America, hats were almost ubiquitous in all public places. As fashion was a symbol of status at the time, owning a Fedora hat was culturally considered a sign of wealth. It is often seen in Hollywood movies, worn by various characters including European and American gentlemen, Chicago mobsters, or private detectives, making it one of the most iconic hats of the early 20th century. Featuring a classic teardrop-shaped crown with a higher front and lower back, and adorned with a thin ribbed satin ribbon wrapped around the brim, this design was commonly seen between the 1940s and 1950s and easily blends into various American style outfits. The wind cord located under the ribbon at the edge serves as a classic detail from that era, worn to secure the hat during strong winds or horseback riding to prevent it from flying off. Additionally, crafted with rare "rabbit fur" material chosen specifically for its finer, softer fibers and texture compared to wool. This hat is produced in collaboration with a century-old European manufacturer using almost entirely handcrafted methods, presenting one of the most classic hat styles. Color: Dark Gray / Sand Size: S 55cm / M 57cm / L 59cm Price: NT $7,280