Hicks & Brown X Fairfax & Favor Waveney Fedora Hat Camel

A collection born from a shared ethos of quality craftsmanship and timeless style. Discover exclusive new designs for the more discerning wardrobe, from the iconic collaboration between two quintessentially British brands.

Introducing The Waveney Fedora which forms part of the collection from our exciting collaboration with Fairfax and Favor, a brand that shares our ethos of quality craftsmanship and timeless style. The Waveney is created in the same versatile shape as our best-selling, Suffolk collection of hats. An easy-going style that can be dressed up or down and designed to be worn for many years to come.

Features
- Outer made from soft wool felt
- Hat box included which makes for a great way to store it
- Water resistant
- Sized for the perfect fit.

How to care for your hat

Our wool felt hats can be worn all year round come rain or shine.
They are water resistant and therefore fine in a light rain shower. If your hat becomes wet, we advise to shake off excess water and leave to dry slowly indoors. Don’t be tempted to place on or near direct heat as this may cause it to change shape.
When it comes to storing your hat, it is best to keep it away from direct sunlight and hang it on a hook or place it flat in your wardrobe ensuring nothing is squashing it, which over time would cause it to misshape.
In terms of keeping your hat clean we recommend using a lint clothes roller to remove any dust or dirt. For stubborn marks, a damp sponge can be used or alternatively a hat brush. If dealing with mud please allow the mud to dry first before trying to clean.

Size Guide

HATS – Hicks & Brown X Fairfax & Favor Waveney Fedora Hat Camel

How to measure your head and decide which size hat to choose

You can use a tape measure (or a length of string that you can then measure) to determine the length. Place the string or tape around your head just above your ear, across the mid-forehead, completely circling your head. Hold the tape firmly, but not too tightly. You need to measure your head exactly where the hat will sit. If your measurement falls between sizes, we recommend you choose the next largest size.