Classic Black Straw Fedora. The fedora hat is creased lengthwise down the crown
and pinched in the front on both sides. Similar hats with a C-crown (with an
indentation for the head in the top of the crown) are occasionally called
fedoras. The term fedora was in use as early as 1891. Beginning in the 20th
century, the fedora came into use as an upper-class clothing accessory. Hats
that resemble the soft felt version are often called fedoras even if they are
made of straw or twill. This Fedora hat is made of a black straw light weight
material. Perfect for a night out on the town! One size fits all.