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Fedora - Black Hat
Ships in 1 to 10 Days depending on Availability of Size

Qty:

$279.99
Borsalino Black Hat

[brim 3 inch]

Made

Italy
  See brief History below
Sizes

54 to 60

Larger Sizes Available upon request

please make sure of the size before you buy

Details: High Quality - Very Soft - Fits really nice.  Great for causal and formal wear.

Borsalino hats by Mile Chai - Jewish Dress Hat

Jewish / Judaic Designs

Head Size

inches

Metric

Hat Size

21 53 6 5/8 XS
21 1/2 54 6 3/4 S
21 3/4 55 6 7/8 S
22 56 7 M
22 1/2 57 7 1/8 M
22 3/4 58 7 1/4 L
23 59 7 3/8 L
23 1/2 60 7 1/2 XL
24 61 7 5/8 XL
24 3/8 62 7 3/4 XXL
24 7/8 63 7 7/8 XXL
25 1/8 64 8 XXXL
25 1/2 65 8 1/8 XXXL

Brief History of the Borsalino Hat

Established in 1857. some consider Borsalino as the finest hats made in the world. Borsalino is synonymous with style and elegance.

Borsalino produces their own felt from the finest Belgian lapin fur at their factory in Alessandria, Italy. The felt Borsalino hats are still produced today just as they once were one hundred years ago.

Giuseppe Borsalino, after visiting Italy and France to learn the secrets of the trade, set up the first artisan workshop for the production of felt hats. When Giuseppe Borsalino died in 1900, the production had reaches 750.000 hats, 60% of which were destined for export.

 

Teresio Borsalino succeeded to his father in the family business. His success lasted some decades. Then, in the 1940s, business declined as the hat was no longer a part of everyday dress. However, the fame of its trademark remained untouched all over the world, and the name Borsalino soon became part of fashion history. In 1970 it even inspired a famous and successful film: "Borsalino", of course. In 1986 the factory moved to a new site, more efficient and modern, in the suburbs of Alessandria, whereas the offices of the old site not only house the new University of Alessandria, but also a piece of the Borsalino history: a precious museum dedicated to the history of the hat.

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