Boho Hats for Women & Men

Boho (bohemian) hats feature relaxed, artistic designs inspired by 1960s-70s counterculture and folk traditions. Key characteristics include wide, floppy brims, natural materials (wool, straw, raffia), earthy colors, and decorative details like leather bands, feathers, or metal accents. Our boho collection includes floppy fedoras, gambler hats with leather trim, hand-crocheted raffia sun hats, and raw-edge outback styles—all designed for a free-spirited, festival-ready aesthetic that works for both casual outdoor wear and urban style.

Yes. Every hat in this collection is handmade using sustainable materials including Australian wool, paper/toyo straw, and organic raffia. Our original St. Augustine warehouse runs on 100% solar power (orders now ship from American Fork, Utah), and we use biodegradable packaging instead of plastic bags. We still maintain our company food forest at the site and have created a hub there for other small businesses to use the location. Our Supplier Code of Conduct requires suppliers to pay fair wages and treat employees ethically. Each hat is covered by a limited lifetime guarantee against defects in materials and workmanship, encouraging long-term use rather than disposable fashion. The guarantee also includes a 50% off code to replace the same hat if yours is ever lost or stolen.

Measure your head circumference at its widest point (about 1/2 inch above your ears). Match your measurement to our sizing: Small (hat size 6 3/4-6 7/8; 21 1/4"-21 5/8" / 54-55 cm), Medium (7-7 1/8; 22"-22 3/8" / 56-57 cm), Large (7 1/4-7 3/8; 22 3/4"-23 1/4" / 58-59 cm), and X-Large (7 1/2-7 5/8; 23 1/2"-24" / 60-61 cm). Many boho styles like the Rockaway Beach and Bird and Feather come in One Size (hat size 6 3/4-7 1/4; 21 1/4"-22 3/4" / 54-58 cm) with adjustable inner bands. Two free size inserts ship with every order. If you're between sizes, size up for floppy styles (they're meant to sit loosely) and size down for structured gamblers and outback hats (they should fit snugly).

Yes. Straw and raffia styles (Brays Beach, Boulder Beach, and Yogi Beach) are designed for summer with breathable construction that allows airflow. Brays Beach offers UPF 25+ protection, while Boulder Beach and Yogi Beach provide shade from the brim. Wool styles (Arizona Gambler, Mt. Warning, Banjo Paterson, and Wide Open Spaces) work for spring, fall, and winter. Australian wool naturally regulates temperature and repels light moisture, and several customers wear wool boho hats year-round in moderate climates.

Some wool fedoras and floppy hats can be rolled or folded and spring back to shape, while hand-crocheted raffia styles can pack flat. Structured styles, such as the Banjo Paterson Wool and Arizona Wool Gambler Hat, are less packable. Check individual product pages for specific packing instructions.

Many of our hats are UPF rated. Check each product page for its rating. Wide brims also provide shade.

Boho hats emphasize natural materials, relaxed silhouettes, and decorative folk-inspired details such as leather braiding, feathers, metal emblems, and hand-crocheted textures. Traditional fedoras are more structured, with crisp lines and minimal decoration. Boho hats can use fedora-inspired shapes, but softer brims, earthy colors, and artisan details give them a more relaxed look than classic dress fedoras.

Wool hats: Brush with a soft hat brush to remove dust. Spot-clean with damp cloth and mild soap. Steam over boiling water to remove wrinkles or reshape. Store upside-down or on a hat stand to maintain crown shape.

Straw/raffia hats: Wipe with slightly damp cloth. Avoid soaking—natural straw can lose shape when saturated. Store stuffed with tissue paper to maintain shape. Keep out of prolonged direct sunlight when not wearing (UV exposure can cause brittleness over time).

Care instructions come with the pouch.