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Collector Set, The Master weave with the box and the kit it genuinely needs.
Toquilla-style fine weave braid photographed backlit — The tightest weave we sell — a faint even grain against a lamp, nothing more.
The braid against the light. What you see is what gets through.
The inside of the crown, showing the sweatband stitched to the weave
Inside the crown: the sweatband and the underside of the weave.

F-05 · Toquilla-style fine weave

Collector Set

USD 398USD only · tax shown at checkout

The finest hat we make, the box that stops it being crushed and the kit that stops it drying out. Bought separately the three come to 474 dollars.

How open the weave is

The tightest weave we sell — a faint even grain against a lamp, nothing more.

Woven in Cebu, the Philippines · hand-blocked in Gata de Gorgos, Spain — not Ecuador, and not paja toquilla.

Head circumference

Measure just above the ears, level across the forehead. Between two ranges, take the larger.

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This hat does not fold or roll. It needs to travel keeping its shape — a hat box is the reliable way to do that, and it is not added automatically.

Straw is a plant

Four things
this hat does.

Printed before you buy, not after you complain. A hat that cannot carry all four lines does not go on sale here.

  • Cracking

    Fine fibres are the first to split when a hat dries out. Keep it away from radiators and hot car interiors.

  • Fading

    Ivory warms towards cream in the sun. Uneven exposure will show as a lighter band.

  • Reshaping

    Rollable versions coil and recover. Blocked versions do not: creasing one leaves a mark you cannot steam out.

  • Weave gaps

    The tightest weave we sell. Held against a lamp you still see pinpricks of light between the fibres — it is a woven plant, not a sheet.

Specification

Straw
Toquilla-style fine weave
Weaving origin
Woven in Cebu, the Philippines · hand-blocked in Gata de Gorgos, Spain — not Ecuador, and not paja toquilla
Construction
Machine-woven straw braid, hand-blocked
Brim width
9.5 cm
Crown height
11 cm
Weight
934 g
Packing
Neither folds nor rolls
Sweatband
Vegetable-tanned leather sweatband, tested to chromium VI ≤ 3 mg/kg
Sizes
55–56 cm · 57–58 cm · 59–60 cm · 61–62 cm — head circumference ranges, never a single universal size.
In this set
Panama-Style Master · Straw Care Kit · Hat Box

Care

  • Keep it out of dry heat

    Never leave it in a parked car or against a radiator. Dry heat is what makes straw crack.

  • Mist, do not soak

    A light mist of water two or three times a season keeps the fibres supple. Do not soak it.

  • Reshaping

    Mist lightly, press flat between two cloths and leave it on a flat surface overnight.

  • Storage

    Store it upside down on its crown, or in a hat box. Never stack anything on the brim.

About the name

Panama-style is the crown and brim shape. It says nothing about origin. This hat was woven in Cebu, in the Philippines, and blocked in Gata de Gorgos. The full origin note.

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