From sun-drenched holidays to weekend strolls, our step by step guides help keep your hat-travel ready and in perfect shape
Rolling your hat in a suitcase or bag
STEP 1
Before packing your hat, ensure it's completely dry. If it's damp, allow it to dry fully before rolling - a hat that dries while folded may lose its original shape. Gently fold your packable hat in half lengthwise.
STEP 2
Once flattened, start from one side and gently roll your hat, smoothing out any creases
STEP 3
You hat can remain rolled for up to one day - perfect for travel or a beach day. Once unrolled, it will return to its original condition. While our hats are designed to be travel-friendly, we recommend avoiding long-term storage in a rolled position. Do not store your packable hat in a plastic bag.
Packing Your Rigid Hat In A Suitcase
STEP 1
Place your hat upside down in your suitcase - crown down, brim facing up and fill the crown with soft clothing (like t-shirts, scarves or swimwear) to help it hold its shape.
STEP 2
Surround the brim with more soft items to cushion it, avoiding anything heavy on top.
STEP 3
Close your suitcase carefully to ensure the hat stays in place. Once you arrive, remove it and let it rest in its natural shape before wearing.
To make it easier, here's a breakdown of styles and their best way to be packed:
Izzy Sunhat, Fornillo Sunhat, Lottie Sunhat: These packable hats can be rolled or flattened in half.
Remi Fedora, Jaimi Fedora, Angelina Sunhat: These packable hats can be folded and flattened in half; rolling is best avoided to preserve crown.
Joanie Sunhat: This packable hat can be flattened in half, just turn down the brim prior.
Teodora Sunhat, Isabella Fedora, Olivia Fedora: These rigid styles cannot be rolled or flattened; always store flat or crown-down in a suitcase, gently filled with soft clothing to preserve crown.
Toquilla handmade hat from Ecuador: These rigid styles cannot be rolled or flattened; always store flat or crown-down in a suitcase, gently filled with soft clothing to preserve the crown.
