The hat spans 27.5 inches overall, of which 9.8 inches is brim reaching out over your shoulders. A flexible wire follows the outer edge, so the front can be turned up to see ahead or rolled down for more cover. Air passes through the open weave of the crown.
A large straw hat is usually the first thing left behind, because packing one ends in a permanent crease. The wire edge changes the maths: the brim collapses flat and then springs back. An inner band tunes the fit between 22 and 22.8 inches, which is what keeps it on when the wind gets up.
The shape is yours to set each morning.
After unpacking, work the brim round with both hands rather than pressing on one spot. A creased weave comes back with a low iron and a little patience. Tighten the inner band before a windy day so the crown holds rather than lifts.
Fold it into the case and shape it on arrival.
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