A teardrop crown, an angled brim and grosgrain ribbon bound along the edge — the felt rancher that leans tailored rather than trail.
Highlights
✓Timeless teardrop crown — the least severe of the Western crown shapes, so it dresses up as readily as it dresses down.
✓Angled brim rather than a flat one — it sets the hat off-square on the head, which is where the whole silhouette gets its movement.
✓Tonal grosgrain ribbon binding along the brim edge — a bound edge rather than a raw one, which holds the brim's line instead of letting it soften and fray.
✓Four grounded colors — Chocolate, Cream, Brown and Black — chosen to sit with the rest of a wardrobe rather than fight it.
✓Four sizes, 55 to 61 — you buy to a measurement, which is the only way a brim this shaped ends up sitting level.
June is the dressed-up one. The teardrop crown and bound grosgrain edge put it closer to a tailored fedora than to a rodeo hat, which is why it holds its own with a wool coat and boots in a city as easily as with denim on a back road. Of the felt shapes in this range, it's the one to pick if you want Western in your outfit rather than Western as your outfit.
Felt, with tonal grosgrain ribbon binding at the brim edge. Colors: Chocolate, Cream, Brown, Black. Sizes exactly as GIGI PIP lists them: XS 55, S/M 57, M/L 59, XL 61 — head circumference in centimeters; measure just above the ears and take the nearest. Brim width, crown height, felt composition and care instructions are not published for this style, and no UPF or sun-protection rating is stated.
