A brick top crown over a brim that turns sharply up — the most theatrical shape in the range, with an inner band that keeps it genuinely wearable.
Highlights
✓Dramatically upturned brim — where the hat gets its attitude, and the reason it reads from across a room rather than politely at a table.
✓Brick top crown — flat-sided and squared, a silhouette that stands clearly apart from the teardrop and cattleman crowns next to it.
✓Attached Western leather band — built into the hat rather than slipped over it, so it stays put and ages alongside the felt.
✓Adjustable inner sizing band — the part most hats leave out. Buy your size, then fine-tune it so it doesn't lift in wind or press behind your ears by hour three.
✓Five felt colors, including a Dark Grey that reads Western without reading rodeo.
Shane is the going-out hat — country concerts, rodeos, dancing, anywhere the upturned brim gets seen in profile. Set against Lane, the other brick top here, it trades the stiff flat brim for the upturned one and adds both a leather band and an adjustable inner band, which makes it the more finished of the two and the more forgiving on fit. A statement piece that still sits properly is a rarer combination than it ought to be.
Felt, with an attached Western leather band and an adjustable inner sizing band. Colors: Chocolate, Tan, Cream, Dark Grey, 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, then adjust from there. Brim width, crown height, felt composition and care instructions are not published, and no UPF or sun-protection rating is stated.
