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      100% Wool Italian Brims – $89

      Luxury Priced True.  We’ve always believed a great hat starts with great material, like Italian-milled wool felt. It’s the kind of wool that feels soft in your hands yet strong enough to last for years. Designed with Sorbatti of Montappone, together we collaborated on a collection of stingy and medium brimmed hats that stayed true to Sorbatti’s heritage and today’s most sought after style, while adding something practical—packability. You can fold it, tuck it, travel with it, and it springs right back into shape. Borsalino offers Italian Wool Brims from the same workshops for $265 and because we go straight to the source, you’re getting authentic Italian craftsmanship without the usual markup.


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      Superior Materials: 100% Wool

      Wool is one of the most time-honored and versatile fibers in the world, and it has long been at the heart of quality hat making. The process begins with the seasonal shearing of sheep, where the fleece is carefully removed, cleaned, and sorted. Once processed, the fibers are carded and spun into yarn or pressed into felt, depending on the intended style. In regions like Italy and the United States, traditional mills and workshops refine this process with generations of expertise, producing wool fabrics that balance durability with refined texture.

      The qualities of 100% wool make it especially well suited for hats. Naturally insulating, wool traps warmth while still allowing the head to breathe, making it comfortable across a wide range of climates. The fibers are elastic, meaning wool hats retain their shape and resist wrinkles, even after frequent wear. Wool is also naturally water-resistant — light rain or snow will bead off the surface rather than soaking in — which makes it practical as well as stylish.

      We choose 100% wool because it delivers on both performance and tradition. Customers love it for its dependable durability and its timeless look and feel. A well-made wool hat is not only strong and long-lasting but also grows more comfortable with wear, developing a character that feels personal. Unlike many synthetic alternatives, wool is renewable, biodegradable, and sustainably sourced, making it a material that’s as responsible as it is reliable. For hats that combine function, heritage, and everyday wearability, wool remains one of the most superior materials available.

      Master Craftsmen: Sorbatti Italian Craft Since 1922

      From Montappone, the heart of Italian hat making, Sorbatti has been shaping brims and crowns for over a century. Founded in 1922 by the Sorbatti family, the company began as a small workshop and has remained family-run ever since. Today, the next generations continue to oversee the business, carrying forward the same traditions of quality and craft while adapting designs for the modern wearer.

      Each hat begins with premium materials, Italian-milled wool, pure linen, or natural raffia, carefully shaped by skilled artisans. The result is a collection that balances style with practicality: packable brims that spring back into shape, lightweight linens for summer, and raffia styles perfect for travel. Customers love Sorbatti because every piece feels timeless yet fresh, durable yet refined.