Artisan Handwoven Iraca Palm Kids Fedora Panama Hats

Ethically and Sustainably sourced from Colombian Artisan and Indigenous women-owned businesses  

Casa Bonita's cute and finely handwoven Kids Fedora Panama Hats are famous for their soft, lightweight and breathable qualities. 

Each Kids Fedora Panama hat takes over 1 weeks to create, expertly handwoven by the Artisan women of the Las Juanita’s Single Mothers Association in Colombia.

This fine weave and excellent quality is unique, due to using a high grade of sustainable Iraca Palm and generations of traditional skill. The neutral and colourful tones reflect Colombian ancestors' connection with nature and culture.

Measuring your Head Size:

• Place a tape measure in the centre back of your head
• Bring both sides round to the front with the tape above your ears and below your hairline
• Bring the tape measure together in the middle of your forehead
• Don't pull the tape measure too tight, however you do want a firm fit

Size Guide: 

Please refer to our size guide

Iraca Palm Hat Care:

Do not leave your hat in a car, as the extreme temperature may dry out and break the Iraca Palm fibres. 

After wearing the hat on very hot days (30+ degrees) in dry environments, allow the hat to cool down and finely spray with a little water. Check the Iraca Palm fibres are fully dry before storing it. 

Hold the hat only by the brim.

Product Details: 

Handwoven Iraca Palm Kids Fedora Panama Hat  

Vegan 

Eco - friendly 

Complimentary foam insert for an adjustable fit included

Due to the Artisan nature of this product, size, colour and shape may vary 0-20%

Materials:

Iraca Palm fibres 

Natural dyes

Quality ribbon band 

Origin:

Sandona

Nariño

South Colombia

Artisan:

The Las Juanitas Single Mothers Association

Learn more about Las Juanitas here

Social Impact:

Your purchase from Casa Bonita:

• provides financial security to Artisans and Indigenous tribes and their families
• empowers women’s economical independence 
• evokes self value and quality of life for the artisans 
• creates legitimate employment opportunities for their communities 
• supports environmentally friendly business practices
• encourages creativity, and a sense of personal and group pride 
• acknowledges cultural identity and traditions 
• preserves and shares Ancestral and Indigenous techniques for future generations