fedora felt italy

The Italian felt fedora is a supporter hat in a fedora style, with a creased crown, a short brim and bands in green, white and red. The white band running across the entire crown, with green on one side and red on the other, is particularly striking. Men and women wear it during the European or World Cup and at Italian parties.

Green, white and red: how this fedora is designed

• The hat has three vertical colour panels: green on the left, white in the middle and red on the right, and the brim follows the same design.
• The colour panels are joined together with a visible zigzag stitch.
• Because the white band runs across the crown, you can see the tricolour from the front and from the side, so choose this hat if you want to show off your national colours without a flag or scarf.
• The material is 100% polyester with a felt look.
• Do not wash, bleach, tumble dry, iron or dry clean.
• The hat itself is included and is suitable for both women and men.

Why do you see the Italian tricolour so often at football tournaments?

The green, white and red tricolour is the flag of Italy, and those who support the country like to show off these colours. A fedora is a hat with a creased crown and a short brim, a style that was long associated with smart menswear. By making this supporter hat in flag colours with such a classic shape, it looks smarter than a beanie or a wig. Outside of football, it is just as suitable for an Italian party with pizza and pasta on the table.

The fedora in a complete Italian supporter outfit

With the fedora on your head, the tricolour is already front and centre, so keep the rest understated or repeat one colour. A white shirt or top allows the central band to stand out, while green, white and red sunglasses or a little face paint on your cheeks make the Italian look recognisable from afar. If you are going to an Italian party instead of a match, dark trousers with braces complement the smart fedora style perfectly.

Order this Italian fedora and support the Italian national team during the next European or World Cup in the colours of the flag.