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Updated Jul 28

👒 Homero Ortega Fedora

Name: 👒 Homero Ortega Fedora
Brand: Homero Ortega
SKU: 5a3da7808af1c52fc4034853
Price: 80.0 USD
Availability: InStock

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High quality Grade 6 - 196 weaves per square inch - gives these hats an almost fabric texture! An Ecuador hand woven toqullia straw Panama hat is one of the most durable and light hats around. Classic style with a distinctive LLano Weave (Cuenca or Herringbone Weave) Along with style, it is one of the most comfortable hats you will ever wear! 5.0 CM (2 inch) Brim, 9.5 CM (3.75 inch) Crown, 3.5 CM (1.375 inch) Black Grosgrain Ribbon If you have an questions feel free to ask! Price is firm.

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9 Comments

sallyunruh Will you take my offer? Thanks.

Jul 07Reply

jladam Is your price firm or are you open to offers?

Jul 15Reply

vixentales @jladam for this particular item the price is firm due to them being brand new and imported!

Jul 15Reply

vixentales @kristenruppert yes I can have it all wrapped up and ready for the morning!

Jul 30Reply

eturnerrdh Hi can you tell me in inches how long the brim of the hat is? Also is there anyway to attach a picture, so I can see it from the front on model?

Aug 24Reply

vixentales @eturnerrdh I double checked and it’s 2”. I cant add pictures to this post (8 limit) but I will find one from one of my vacations and tag you! 😊

Aug 25Reply

eurogirl888 Hi beautiful, do you by any chance have a picture of it on from the front? :)

Oct 07Reply

medusagorgon Hi, please advise is it Ortega 66? Standard, llano fino or fino?

Mar 14Reply

vixentales @medusagorgon I’m not sure what the 66 is. This hat is 196 weaves per inch but I have 256 weave per inch as well but it’s not listed. I would say it’s fino but the standard is different everywhere you go so I usually compare on the weaves per inch. I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions!

Mar 15Reply