The American 20x Tri Color Cowboy Hat is the epitome of cool. Tri-colored ivory, wheat, and tan straw come together to create a hat that dares to be different and achieves high style, with a perfect balance of moxie and grace. The American 20x Tri Colored Cowboy Hat features a brick shaped crown and a chocolate colored hat-band as a distinctive accent. This is one of those hats that can become part of your signature style. Once you put it on, people might forget what you look like without it... it's that comfortable! And, the 4 1/4" wide brim offers excellent protection against the sun!

This hat is handcrafted in Bowie, Texas by professional old-world hatters since 1915. Whether you're looking for a hat to wear for riding, rodeo, ranch-work, line-dancing, or even gardening, the American Hat Company, Inc. has a hat for you!

• Comfortable, Wide Brimmed Cowboy Hat
• Unique Tri-Colored Pattern
• Brick Crown Shape
• Chocolate Brown Hat Band Included
• Made in the USA! 

Brand Information: American Hat Company, Inc. has been the cowboy's choice of headwear since 1915 and is here to preserve the integrity of the image, spirit, and quality of the American cowboy. They are a leader in design, distinction, and durability. With their vented crowns, super tough finish, and comfortable oval block, American hats are the perfect choice for work or dress.  Today, proving to be just as fashionable as it is functional, the cowboy hat is more popular than ever! Whether you're looking for a hat to wear for riding, rodeo, ranch-work, line-dancing, or even gardening, the American Hat Company, Inc. has a hat for you! 

A note from American Hat Company, Inc.: 

"My goal from day one was to make the highest quality hat in the world. Thanks to great customers like you, we have been able to make and sell the highest quality straw and felt hats on the market. Some stores have told us nobody else cares about quality. We have stuck with quality and it has paid off. While everybody is building cheaper we are building the best hat on the market today."