Tiara St Patrick's Day hats

The St. Patrick's Day hat headband is a green headband with two small top hats on spiral springs, decorated with sequins and a shamrock. Wear it on March 17, the day when Ireland and Irish pubs around the world celebrate St. Patrick's Day with green, music, and parades. The headband is made for women and men and goes with any green outfit for an Irish evening.

Green mini hats with buckle and shamrock

• Two green top hats stand on thin spiral springs above a narrow green headband.
• The front of each hat is covered with green sequins and features a shiny green shamrock.
• A black band with a light green buckle runs around the crown of each hat.
• Under the brim of each hat is a fluffy green pom-pom, and the back is plain green.
• The headband is intended for women and men.
• The composition is 50% polyester, 40% polystyrene, and 10% iron.

The green hat and the shamrock of Ireland

Green is the color of St. Patrick's Day, the holiday of Saint Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland. The three-leaf clover is the best-known symbol of that day. According to tradition, Patrick used it to explain the Trinity. The green top hat with a buckle comes from Irish folklore, where the leprechaun, a small gnome-like man with a pot of gold, wears it. With two of those hats above your head, you incorporate both symbols at once.

What clothing completes your Irish look with these hats?

The St. Patrick's Day hat headband looks best over a green shirt, a green blouse, or a green vest, because the green of the hats is then reflected in the rest of your clothing. Men complete the look with a green tie or suspenders, and a red beard refers to the leprechaun from the story. Women, for example, choose a green skirt with black tights, where the black of the band around the hats is reflected. Green knee socks or a tattoo sleeve with a clover motif complete the whole into an outfit that is recognized as Irish from the dance floor to the pub.

Bring the St. Patrick's Day hat headband home and your head immediately joins in with the green on March 17.