Panama hat
The chic, natural hat
Panama hat - Natural elegance
THE NINES brings together under its men's accessories range pieces designed to complement and elevate the style of your outfits. From Panama hats to sunglasses, each item offered is developed to accompany you from one year to the next. Our collection also includes button suspenders, pins, as well as silk bandanas and suit pocket squares.
Why is it called a Panama hat?
The name "Panama hat" was born from a historical mix-up. While these hats were traditionally woven in Ecuador, they gained popularity during the construction of the Panama Canal in the early 20th century. Workers wore them to protect themselves from the scorching sun. When US President Theodore Roosevelt came to visit the construction site in 1906, he was photographed wearing a Panama hat, which contributed to their worldwide fame.
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When and how to wear a Panama hat?
The Panama hat is a versatile accessory that can be worn in a variety of situations. It is ideal for sun protection during your summer getaways, whether at the beach, in the city, or at outdoor festivals. It adds a touch of relaxed elegance to any outfit, whether formal or casual. Wear it with a light shirt and linen trousers for a chic summer look, or pair it with a light suit for a sophisticated appearance at outdoor events.
Paja toquilla fiber
Paja toquilla fiber, also known as the jipijapa palm, is the material traditionally used to make Panama hats. This fiber is extracted from the leaves of a palm tree native to Ecuador. The harvesting, processing, and weaving of paja toquilla are artisanal processes that require great skill and in-depth knowledge. The result is a lightweight, supple, and durable hat that provides effective protection against the sun while remaining comfortable to wear for long periods.
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A question about our collections?
Le chapeau Panama est un chapeau en paille tressé à la main à partir des fibres de palmier toquilla. Malgré son nom, il est fabriqué en Équateur et se distingue par sa légèreté, sa souplesse et son élégance.
Choisissez-le en fonction de sa forme, de sa taille et de la finesse de son tressage. Il doit être confortable, bien tenir sur la tête et s'adapter à votre style comme à vos usages.
Un véritable Panama est tressé à la main en fibres de toquilla. La finesse du tressage, la régularité des motifs et la qualité des finitions sont les principaux critères qui permettent de reconnaître un modèle authentique.
Le Panama est particulièrement adapté au printemps et à l'été. Il accompagne aussi bien un costume en lin qu'une veste légère ou une chemise, lors d'un mariage, d'un voyage ou d'une journée ensoleillée.
Manipulez-le par les bords plutôt que par la calotte et conservez-le dans un endroit sec, à l'abri de l'humidité. Pour le nettoyer, utilisez simplement une brosse douce ou un chiffon sec afin de préserver le tressage.