Straw hats: Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight or water to prevent the material from becoming brittle or warping. If dust is present, gently wipe with a soft, dry brush or a slightly damp, soft cloth.

Wool fedora hats: Regularly brush with a soft brush (such as a wide-handled hat brush) in a counterclockwise motion to remove surface dust and preserve the fabric's texture. Avoid frequent handling to prevent grease from contaminating the hat.

Absolutely not. Never wash or machine wash straw hats, whether straw or wool fedoras. Water can severely damage the material and shape of straw hats and cause them to shrink, warp, and fade.

Straw hats: Immediately pat dry with a dry towel and then dry in the shade at room temperature. Do not use heat sources (such as hair dryers or heaters) as this can cause warping or cracking.

Wool Fedora: Similarly, pat dry with a dry towel, gently shape the hat, and place it in a well-ventilated area to air dry. Once completely dry, gently brush it with a soft brush to restore its texture.

Short-term storage: Store in a dry, cool place away from heavy pressure.

Long-term storage:

Straw hat: We recommend storing it flat in a hat box or inserting acid-free tissue paper or soft cloth into the hat cavity to support the crown and prevent it from collapsing.

Wool Fedora: The best storage method is to hang it on a hat stand to maintain its shape. If storing it in a hat box, ensure the crown is supported and avoid folding or squeezing it.

We recommend not removing the hat for washing. For minor stains on the sweatband, gently dab with a cotton swab in a small amount of water or, if appropriate, a special leather cleaner. Allow the swab to air dry completely. For more severe stains, consult a professional hat cleaning service.

Please note: Specific care requirements may vary by product. Be sure to follow the care instructions on the label that came with your product.