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    Men's Straw Cowboy Hats

    Men's straw cowboy hats for hot days on the ranch, at the rodeo or on the water. Lightweight and breathable, in natural, coffee, caramel and ivory.

    What are they made of?

    Most are hand-braided raffia, and many have a shapeable brim you can bend to suit you. Gunsmoke is toyo straw. Each product page lists the exact material and brim width.

    Which straw cowboy hats are UPF 50+?

    Gunsmoke and The Original are rated UPF 50+. Jasper and Cowboy Country have open vents, so we do not give them a rating. For the others, check the UPF shown on each product page. We do not rate any hat with open mesh or a brim under 2.5".

    How do I find my size?

    Measure around your head just above the ears and use our hat size chart.

    Every hat comes with our Limited Lifetime Guarantee (50% off if lost or stolen) covering workmanship failure, free shipping over $79 ($7.99 at or under $79) and returns (exchanges and store credit within 90 days, refunds within 30 days), with free exchanges through Redo when the Redo option is chosen at checkout.


    Men's Straw Cowboy Hats

    The hat for hot days on the ranch

    A straw cowboy hat is the summer workhorse. It's light, it lets air through, and the brim shades your face and neck. Most of ours are raffia from Madagascar, harvested from palm leaves without cutting down the tree. Shapeable styles like the John Stone, Tex and Country Western let you set the brim your way, and the Cheyenne Roper and Billings are classic western shapes.

    Many of these hats are rated UPF 50+. Each product page shows its rating.

    FAQs

    Straw. It's lighter and lets more air through on hot days. Felt is the better choice for fall, winter and cooler evenings.

    Hats marked shapeable on the product page have a brim you can bend and set by hand. Shape it gently and let it settle.

    Raffia is a natural palm fiber from Madagascar with a soft, slightly textured look. Toyo is a paper straw that is light and smooth. Both are good warm-weather choices.

    Keep it dry when you can and don't fully soak it. If it gets wet, let it dry naturally. Raffia wrinkles come out with a little steam, and a gentle reshape brings back the brim. See our hat care guide.