When choosing between the different types of hatskeep in mind:
The hat is much more than an accessory: it is a style statement, a piece with history and a symbol of identity. From its origins as protection against the sun and the weather to becoming an element of fashion and distinction, there are many types of hats that have marked epochs, cultures and trends.
In this article we present you a complete guide with the most important types of hats their history, features and tips on how to wear them in style.
One of the most versatile and popular. The fedora hat has a medium brim and a crown with a slit. It was born in the early 20th century and became popular in the 1940s thanks to movie stars and stylish mobsters.
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Although its name suggests another origin, the Panama hat is traditional from Ecuador. Made with toquilla straw, it is light, breathable and elegant.
Designed for women, this round-top hat with a very short brim became famous in the 1920's. Its name means "bell" in French.
Originally from Andalusia, the cordovan hat is an essential part of the traditional Spanish costume. It is characterized by its flat top and wide, straight brim.
It has a low, rounded cup with a slit in the center. Its name comes from its resemblance to a British cake. It was very popular among jazz musicians.
The protagonist of Braking Bad, Bryan Cranston playing Walter White made this characteristic style fashionable among young people.
Far West classic. With a high canopy and upward curved brim, the cowboy hat is iconic in American culture.
The hat of John Duttonthe main character of the series Yellowstone played by Kevin Costneris an iconic symbol of his character: steadfast, traditional and deeply rooted in the American cowboy lifestyle.
Although it is not technically a traditional hat, the beret is considered within the family. Its origin is European and it is closely associated with artists and thinkers.
The beret (more precisely, a gorra tipo “newsboy” o “flat cap”) used by the characters of Peaky Blinders is one of the most distinctive elements of his aesthetic and an icon of 20th century men's style with a rebellious twist.
Also known as bowler hat, it is a hard hat, with rounded crown and short brim. It was a symbol of the British working class and later adopted by the elite.
The bowler hat from Charlie Chaplin is one of the most iconic pieces of film costumes of all time, inseparable from its most famous character: “El Vagabundo” (The Tramp)This garment is not only an accessory, but a fundamental part of its visual and comic identity.
Very similar to the fedora but with a shorter brim. It has gained popularity in current fashion for its chic and light style.
The trilby hat is a type of elegant, angular hat that has been part of classic men's fashion for decades, but it has also made its mark in film. One of the most representative examples in the movies is its association with the character of Frank Sinatra in the film “Ocean’s 11” (the 1960 original, not the remake).
With a wide brim and lightweight materials, the safari hat is functional and comfortable. Ideal for outdoor activities.
The modern safari hat has evolved from its colonial and military origins to become a functional, technical and stylish garment, adopted by both real explorers and contemporary movie characters. An excellent example of this modern version appears in the movie "Jurassic Park" (1993)especially in the character of Dr. Alan Grantplayed by Sam Neill.
Explore the different types of hats is to discover a fascinating part of fashion and cultural history. Each type of hat tells a story, represents a style and can completely transform your outfit.
Whether you are looking for a classic, modern or traditional hat, at Andrea Pop you will find handcrafted and designer options made with dedication and quality. Dare to experiment with new styles and discover which hat speaks best of you!
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