Linen Blend Gauze Indigo Dyed Sun Hat Linen Organic Cotton

Linen Blend Gauze Indigo Dyed Sun Hat (Linen & Organic Cotton) A sun hat for summer, crafted from indigo-dyed linen-blend gauze. It's lightweight with a smooth, refreshing feel. This is a signature COCOCOCO hat with a classic shape and a wide brim. The lining is also entirely made of indigo-dyed gauze (18% linen, 82% organic cotton), offering a cool and smooth sensation. Both the part that touches your forehead and your entire head will feel incredibly soft and comfortable. The brim contains a paper core, allowing you to gently curve it outwards to broaden your field of vision. Furthermore, the deep hue of the indigo dye beautifully enhances your skin tone. Fabric Composition: 82% Organic Cotton, 18% Linen Size: When laid flat, diameter approximately 35cm. Hat size: Approximately 58cm-59cm. Brim length: 10cm Dyeing: Shimane Prefecture 〇 Comes with a Family Seal from the Japan Organic Cotton Association (JOCA). — Explanation of the JOCA Family Seal — This product signifies that it has been created by a JOCA member company aiming to promote organic cotton products, in accordance with the JOCA Charter, using Japanese techniques and sensibilities, and through methods that consider both people and the environment. — About Indigo Dyeing — We collaborate with a dyeing house in Shimane Prefecture that has been passing down its craft for 150 years. Through repeated dyeing, the indigo deeply penetrates the fibers, making the fabric and threads more durable. Indigo dye is also known for its excellent antibacterial and sterilizing properties, making it highly valued for clothing and everyday fabrics. — About Washing — Unlike Indian indigo, natural indigo rarely causes color transfer when washed. However, for the initial washes, please launder the item separately until the color settles. If any color transfer occurs to items washed with dark indigo, it will naturally fade away. Please hand wash and dry in the shade. When drying, please do so in a shaded area. #SpringColorsNewWork2024