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Borsalino Avalon Fedora - Charcoal
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Made in Italy
This is the Fedora with which Borsalino made their name. The hat made famous (again) by Jean-Paul Belmondo in the movie Borsalino. The hat you think of when you think of an Italian made hat.
Presenting the ultimate fedora for the fedora connoisseur – the Borsalino Avalon in Charcoal.
Hat Details:
100% fur felt Fully lined in satin 4 1/2" high crown and 2 7/8" wide brim Genuine Leather Sweatband 1 1/2" Grosgrain hat band
Hat Sizing Info:
Borsalino uses centimetres sizing
Hat Sizing Info:
Borsalino uses centimetres sizing
Delivery Info: We offer a wide variety of delivery options within the UK and Internationally.
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Exchanges & Returns Info: You have 30 days from receipt of your order to send the hats back for a return or an exchange.
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Customer Reviews
By Rob Marshall
21 Mar 2016
By GJR
19 Feb 2016
By lynn Rankin
26 Nov 2015
however be warned i have just paid 325 pounds to have a beautiful fedora delivered in a basic brown cardboard box with Village Hats advertised.. it is not made clear that no hat box comes with this product. would not be an issue if this was the same when purchasing directly from Barsalino or from other UK retailers. I called 3 retailers today including Barsalino and they all supply with the box!! I now need to source the hat box independently. This will prevent me purchasing from thisi site in the future!!
By Mr Jonathan Jonsson
07 Aug 2015
I would really recomend buying this hat!
By Mr Gavin Ramejkis
15 Oct 2014
By Homuncule
04 Apr 2012
The hat is a thing of beauty, a true sculpture. Everything about it whispers of the highest quality. It is malleable yet holds easily in the exact shape one places it. From every angle it looks absolutely, jaw-droppingly, stunning.
Yes, they are costly - but so are Bugatti cars, and Borsalino are the exact equivalent. A thing of beauty and a joy forever.
By Anonymous
14 Jan 2011
