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French Pith Helmet - White
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This French style pith helmet in white is the original design from Vietnam. A hundred years ago, the French discovered the advantages of the material used to make these hats. The pith is from trees in northern Vietnam and has properties that make it both a good sun and rain shield. These helmets are made in Vietnam using the techniques inherited by the former French occupiers. This style has the biggest brim, about 2 3/4 inches, and is thus arguably the most functional.
Due to the handmade nature of the Pith Helmets, please be advised that there may be some minor imperfections in the construction of the hat. These imperfections should not hinder the look or the wear of the helmet.
Hat Details:
Made of pithBrim measures approximately 2 3/4 inches wideAdjustable cotton sweatband
Hat Sizing Info:
Adjustable - Fits heads from 54cm to 58 cm. For bigger heads, please check out the big head version of this helmet.
Hat Sizing Info:
Adjustable - Fits heads from 54cm to 58 cm. For bigger heads, please check out the big head version of this helmet.
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 Sergiusz Kalinowski
29 May 2017
VERY pleasant experience. As the hat never touches the top of your head, there is ample space around and above the crown, and air can circulate freely. In fact, there are some silly whistling noises when wind meets ventilation holes :) You can even skip wearing your sunglasses. The brim is wide enough that you are permanently walking in your own private shade.
After a while, you forget you are wearing it, and it's only the curious looks from people walking past you that remind you of the fact.
I always wanted one since I was an easily-impressionable boy (some might argue I have not changed all that much), and now that I got round to looking pith helmets up on the internets, I snapped mine up as soon as I set my eyes on this page :)
