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Quito Ventilated Panama
Quinto Ventilated Panama hat by Borsalino. This hat is hand-woven using Ecuadorian straw and constructed with a semi-ventilated crown. Two-toned, medium brimmed hat – the brim has a burnt brown pattern and the crown is in natural. Finished with a grosgrain hatband and bow with a stitched Borsalino logo. Made in Italy.
Quinto Ventilated Panama Features
Two-Tone
Semi-Ventilated
Medium Brim
Grosgrain Hatband with Stitched Borsalino logo
Handmade
About Borsalino
In 1857, Giuseppe Borsalino created what is now the oldest Italian luxury hat manufacture in Alessandria, a town in northern Italy. Borsalino was awarded the Grand Prix at the Paris Exposition Universelle in 1900, an important recognition of the quality of its hats, which made the brand famous throughout the world. Hollywood cinema adopts Borsalino hats as cult objects. One frame stands out above all: Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman in the unforgettable final scene of Casablanca. In 1980, Borsalino adds Panama hats made of the finest Ecuadorian straw to its collection of felt hats.
$398.00
Quinto Ventilated Panama hat by Borsalino. This hat is hand-woven using Ecuadorian straw and constructed with a semi-ventilated crown. Two-toned, medium brimmed hat – the brim has a burnt brown pattern and the crown is in natural. Finished with a grosgrain hatband and bow with a stitched Borsalino logo. Made in Italy.
Quinto Ventilated Panama Features
Two-Tone
Semi-Ventilated
Medium Brim
Grosgrain Hatband with Stitched Borsalino logo
Handmade
About Borsalino
In 1857, Giuseppe Borsalino created what is now the oldest Italian luxury hat manufacture in Alessandria, a town in northern Italy. Borsalino was awarded the Grand Prix at the Paris Exposition Universelle in 1900, an important recognition of the quality of its hats, which made the brand famous throughout the world. Hollywood cinema adopts Borsalino hats as cult objects. One frame stands out above all: Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman in the unforgettable final scene of Casablanca. In 1980, Borsalino adds Panama hats made of the finest Ecuadorian straw to its collection of felt hats.
