Charleston hat 1920s black

The black 1920s Charleston hat is a cloche hat with a short brim, a shiny band around the crown, and a large fabric flower on the side. It evokes the Roaring Twenties, the era of flappers with short hair, jazz bands, and the Charleston on the dance floor. Men and women wear it to a 1920s party or a Moulin Rouge party.

Can the cloche hat with flower be washed?

No, the Charleston hat cannot be washed, and it should not be ironed or dry-cleaned either.

• The hat is made of 100% polyester.
• On the side is a large fabric flower with a center of beads, pearls, and sparkling stones.
• Loose petals hang down along the side under the flower.
• A shiny band in the same color as the hat runs around the crown.
• The short brim runs all around the crown, like a classic cloche hat.
• The washing instructions are: do not wash, do not bleach, do not tumble dry, do not iron, and do not dry-clean.

The cloche hat as the flapper's signature

The cloche hat, called a cloche in French, was the headwear of the modern young woman in the 1920s. It was worn low over the forehead, often over a short bob hairstyle, so that the brim framed the face. Flappers combined it with loose, straight dresses in which they could dance freely. The rounded crown and the brim running all around distinguish this style from a hat with a flat crown and wide brim. So choose it if you want your face to emerge from under the brim, like the dancing flappers of that era.

Pearls, dark lips, and a cigarette holder with the flapper hat

A long pearl necklace or a bracelet of multiple strands of pearls matches beautifully with the beads in the center of the flower. With wine-red lips and smoky eyes, you get the face of a silent film star. A long cigarette holder and a fur collar over the shoulders complete the silhouette. If you have long hair, slide the hat low over your forehead and wear a bob wig with bangs underneath.

Order the Charleston hat and go to your 1920s party with the flower and shiny band.