Fedora hats have enjoyed nearly a century of popularity due to their versatile look and ease of wear. Originally a women’s hat, fedoras became a staple of men’s attire after Prince Edward of Britain began wearing the hat in the 1920s. The hat is a versatile fashion piece and can be worn to formal and informal occasions.Typically the fedora has a lengthwise crease and a pinch in the front called the teardrop crown. Other popular shapes are the center dent and the diamond crown. The brim allows you to adjust your look by snapping down front and the back either up or down. Associated with Prohibition era gangsters to U.S. Presidents and iconic characters such as Indiana Jones, nowadays fedora hats are popular with musicians and celebrities and come in many styles and colors for both men and women.
The Bailey Cresskill brings old-world craftsmanship into the modern wardrobe. Hand-woven from 100% sisal straw, it offers a firmer, more structured weave than paper...
The Bailey Winstone is a refined straw fedora built to handle the elements. Crafted with Bailey's Raindura® technology, the paper straw is treated with...
The Bailey Dayton is built for the outdoors. Featuring Raindura® technology — thermosetting yarn hand-woven into a paper straw body then treated with an...
The Bailey Kylen is a laid-back, warm-weather fedora with just the right amount of style. Woven from a hemp-rich blend for lightweight breathability, the...
The Bailey Derian brings serious weather-resistance to a hat that looks anything but rugged. Built with Bailey's Raindura® finish — a revolutionary thermosetting yarn...