Dry Fly Straw Lifeguard Hat

Please Note: Weave may vary slightly from piece to piece. Each hat is individually crafted and is unique in its own way.

UPF 50+ Sun Protection 

Locally based out of San Diego, CA, Hemlock Hat Co brings you their specialty line of functional, outdoor hats that celebrate self-expression. Trimmed and lined with a wide array of fun, original prints, their lifeguard styles allow you to express your personal style while enjoying everything the outdoors has to offer.

The new Dry Fly Straw Lifeguard Hat features their classic straw lifeguard hat body with a fly fishing-themed trim, lining and Hemlock sewn patch. An adjustable chin cord adds protection during windy conditions; a stretchy and absorbent sweatband completes the style. Perfect for wearing poolside, at the beach, on a hike or anywhere else the sun shines.

Approx.
4 3/4" Cattleman Crown
4 1/2" Downturned Brim

Made of:
Body - 100% Handwoven Seagrass and Rush Straw
Lining - 100% Polyester

Designed in California, USA
Sewn Hemlock Patch - Front
Fly Fishing Print Fabric Trimmed Brim
UPF 50+ Fly Fishing Print Fabric Underbrim
Braided Rope Chin Cord with Wooden Adjustor
Rust Free Eyelets
Elastic Sweatband - Stretches to Fit
Unlined Crown

Size(s): One Size Fits Most - Stretches to fit sizes 6 7/8 (S) - 7 1/4 (L) comfortably.

Manufacturer's Care Instructions:

1. To help preserve the structure of your hat, put on and remove your hat by holding the brim in the front and back. The crown of your hat is more prone to straw cracking.
2. When not wearing your hat it is best to store it in a place that avoids direct sunlight and or damp conditions. This could be on a flat surface or hung by the drawstring. It is okay to carefully stack multiple hats. 
3. It is best to never get your hat wet. If it does get wet, use a clean cloth to pat dry your hat. Once most of the moisture is off the hat let your hat continue to air-dry in a cool and dry place that is well circulated. 
4. If the brim of your hat starts to curve you can flip the brim up and run your hand around it in a circular motion until it retains its shape. 
5. We recommend using a clean cloth to wipe off dust and small dirty spots. For spots that aren’t easily wiped off you can use a white artist eraser to gently remove dirt. Avoid colored erasers that could leave color on the straw.