SS25 New Collection Bao Straw Fedora Hat

The core of raffia grass is known as Bao grass. The selection of the material adheres to high standards, as colors that are either too light or too dark do not meet the criteria. Mossant meticulously selects the unique Bao grass material native to North Korea. Collaborating with artisans, it employs traditional hand-weaving techniques to create one-of-a-kind woven hat blanks.
This hat not only showcases the natural and original temperament of the Bao grass material but also presents intricate patterns and textures through the artisans' superb craftsmanship. Whether it's the smoothness and luster of the straw filaments or the delicacy of the craftsmanship, they are unparalleled.
This perfect combination of natural material and traditional handicraft endows the hat with both the original and natural charm of handicrafts and an air of luxury and refinement.
It is worth noting that due to the gradual decrease in the number of master weavers globally, the quantity of these hat blanks has been declining year by year. The rarity of the craftsmanship makes this hat particularly precious. Each hat is a masterpiece carefully crafted by the artisans, reflecting Mossant's unremitting pursuit of quality.

Fedora hats first originated from the play Fédora written by French playwright Victorien Sardou in 1882. In the play, Princess Fédora often dressed up as a man and wore a soft - brimmed men's hat with a central crease, from which the Fedora hat gets its name.

With the changes in social movements and fashion culture, this fashionable hat style has spread widely and become a popular accessory. It has left behind many classic screen images.