Types Of Hats

The perfect combination of classic crown and strongly raised fields revealing the face, which makes the image unique.
Tule: classic Fedora shape with two dents in front and one on top.
Fields: strongly bent upwards.
Peculiarity: the form that came to us from the Hollywood stage and perfectly merged into the modern street style. it fits perfectly on any head shape, representing the classic form of the crown of Fyodor, and the strongly raised fields open up the face and give the image a stylish zest.



Straight fields and unobtrusive form. Fits most images.
Thule: round with two small dents in the middle.
Fields: straight, long fields of 4.5 cm and 5.5 cm.
Feature: fits literally every image thanks to ideally measured out length of fields.


The authentic model of the time when the music of freedom thundered in cramped bars.
Tula: hemispherical without dents.
Fields: slightly bent up and decorated with special edging
Feature: original model of the 1850s, adapted according to current fashion trends


Hats "Long Road" are the most common Fedor hats.
The only major difference is the field. In the hat of the "Long road" style, the fields take on different asbutton shapes.
However, a distinctive feature in the fields is their length. In the form of this hat the field exceeds the size of the same Fedor.
Sometimes it happens that exceeds 2 times.
A popular view is also the field, raised to the sky. This style is often used by cowboys in our general understanding.



Hat of soft felt, entwined once with tape. The fields are soft, they can be raised and lowered.
On the crown there are three dents. It was invented in the late 1880s, named after Princess Feodor Romazova, the heroine of the play Fyodor, popular in those years, by French playwright Viktorien Sardou, as well as
Fedora was popular in the West in the first half of the 20th century. At that time, she was almost an indispensable attribute of costume in urban industrialized areas.
This hat is often associated with gangsters, private detectives and other "cool guys", largely due to the stamp of Hollywood films of the 1930s and '40s. Around the turn of the 1950s and 1960s, Fedor lost popularity. In the early 1980s, Fedor smoothly entered into the female fashion and does not give up their positions so far. Nowadays Fedor is experiencing another wave of popularity.
In the 20th century, a gentleman who wore a Fedor hat had to follow certain rules of etiquette. So, in order to express respect for the lady who appeared in sight, it was necessary to lift the hat over her head with three fingers, each of which was to lie in one of the “hollows” on the crown.
The opera of the same name by the Italian composer Umberto Giordano. In the play, staged in 1889, the main character performed by Sarah Bernard wore a hat of exactly that style, which soon became fashionable among women; then fedora became a popular element of the men's suit. Usually worn by men, but there are options for hats and for women.



Field models tend to have rounded contours. The bottom of the Crown can be flat, convex, sminaemym. If sewn overcoat this product worth provide Crown lining. To strengthen the field, use the inner liner (fleece, cotton sheeting, adhesive cloth). Parts of some form styles support by using the sewn inside wire.

The design of the product consists of:
•The Crown is cylindrical part that can protrude above the head or completely cover it;
•The bottom is the top of the Crown;
•Fields-flat elements, to varying degrees, in favour of the edge of the Crown.
•The product may consist of smaller fragments of scraps of various configurations.