Story Warm-weather-ready palm straw hat from the masters at Stetson As the inventor of the cowboy hat, Stetson knows a thing or two about the time-honored techniques and legendary craftsmanship it takes to build hats for the long haul. The Sawmill Palm Leaf Western Hat is a premium sun hat made from palm straw for lightweight, breathable sun protection. A decorative leather hat band rounds off the timeless look, resulting in a hat perfect for roping cattle or sipping a mezcal margarita at the poolside cabana. Features Classic sun hat with a wide brim and timeless silhouette Made from palm leaf straw for a lightweight, breathable hat Dri-lex interior sweatband wicks away moisture 3½” brim protects you from the sun, all day long Pinchfront crown for a timeless look Materials Palm leaf straw Leather hat band Dri-lex sweatband Made in Mexico Sizing If you know your hat size, find it in the chart below to find your size Use a flexible measuring tape (or a piece of string that you can hold up to a ruler) to measure all the way around your head where the hat will sit most comfortably Compare your head measurement to the chart below to find your size Size Hat Size Head Measurement S 6¾ - 6⅞ 21½” - 21⅞” M 7 - 7⅛ 22¼” - 22⅝” L 7¼ - 7⅜ 23” - 23⅜” XL 7½ - 7⅝ 23¾” - 24” About Stetson If you’ve ever been west of the Mississippi, chances are you’ve seen a Stetson cowboy hat or two. And if you grew up watching Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid or dressed up like The Lone Ranger every Halloween since you were 10, chances are you might already own a Stetson. These legendary Stetson hats have been around since 1865, when John B. Stetson set off on his own western adventure and wound up crafting the very first “cowboy hat” on the road. In need of sturdy, weatherproof sun protection, he built a sombrero-like hat using animal pelts and fur, resulting in a felt hat so ideal—a passing bullwhacker offered him a $5 gold piece on the spot for it. Since then, Stetson hat creations have become the most recognizable wide brim hats across the Great American West, worn by legends like John Wayne and Buffalo Bill.
