Crafted from 100% Australian wool, this luxurious Western hat blends timeless style with premium quality. It features a sleek leather band and our hand-branded signature DD logo on the right rear of the crown, adding an authentic, artisanal touch. Whether you're elevating your everyday look or making a bold statement, this hat is the perfect fusion of heritage and sophistication.
Customize your hat further by adding our signature fox charms, additional leather bands, feathers, playing cards or branding your name, initials, etc. (Sold separately)
Sizing: Small (55cm), Medium (57cm), Large (59cm), X-Large (61cm) with concealed adjustable band for a flexible fit.
Details
•Color: Pine Green
•Crown: 4" Brim: 4"
•Composition: 100% Australian Wool
•Hand-branded DD logo on rear right side of crown
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