Fur Hats • Aviators • Ushankas • Olinda, Dandenong Ranges

Fur Hats in Melbourne

The largest range in Australia. Gloriously, ridiculously warm.

Aviators, bombers, ushankas, fur caps and ladies fur hats — the biggest wall of fur hats in Australia, in faux fur, fox, rabbit, raccoon and mink, priced from $45 to $300. Perfect for the snow, camping, festivals, big adventures, trips to Europe, or simply staying magnificently warm up here in the Hills. Try them all on — it's impossible not to smile in a fur hat. In store only.

Largest range in AustraliaA whole wall of warm
$45 – $300Faux fur to full mink
Five fursFaux, fox, rabbit, raccoon & mink
In-store onlyFitted in person, Olinda

The Fur Wall at Truffaux

Fur aviator hat with ear flaps

Aviators

Ear flaps down, goggles optional. The open-cockpit classic that makes every commute feel like a mission over the Alps.

Tan suede and fur bomber trapper hat

Bombers

Deep, plush and built for serious cold — the hat that laughs at ski-field wind and looks good doing it.

Black fur ushanka hat

Ushankas

The legendary Russian ear-flap hat. Tie the flaps up for style, down for survival — Moscow winters approved.

Cream angora fur cap

Fur Caps

Fur trims, fur peaks and full-fur caps — everyday shapes with a gloriously warm twist.

Ladies cream mink fur hat

Ladies Fur Hats

Elegant pillboxes, soft newsboys and glamorous full-fur styles — from Dr Zhivago drama to après-ski chic.

Faux fur leopard print hat

Faux Fur Favourites

All the plush, none of the fuss — our faux fur range starts at $45 and hugs your head just as happily.

Colours and styles change constantly — the wall never looks the same twice. Ring ahead on (03) 9002 0906 if you're chasing something particular.

A hat for every adventure (and every forecast)

Fur hats are the fun end of the hat shop. Headed to the snow? A bomber or aviator will keep you grinning on the chairlift. Camping in a frosty valley, dancing at a winter festival, or finally taking that trip to Europe in December — there's a fur hat on the wall with your name on it. And if you just live up here in the Dandenongs, you already know: the Hills get properly cold, and a fur hat is the cosiest fix there is.

The range runs from cheerful faux fur at $45 through rabbit and raccoon to fox and mink at $300 — so there's a warm head for every budget. Every hat is tried on and fitted in person, with the whole family welcome to rug up and giggle in the mirror. Fair warning: nobody tries on one ushanka.

Truffaux Hatmakers shop in Olinda

Find Us in Olinda

  • 📍 1 Olinda-Monbulk Rd, Olinda VIC 3788
  • 🚗 About 50 minutes from Melbourne CBD via the Eastern Freeway
  • 🕙 Open 7 days (closed Christmas Day)
  • 🅿️ Free parking in Olinda Village
  • 📞 (03) 9002 0906
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Fur Hat Questions, Answered

Where can I buy a fur hat in Melbourne?

Truffaux Hatmakers holds Australia's largest range of fur hats — aviators, bombers, ushankas, fur caps and ladies fur hats — at 1 Olinda-Monbulk Rd, Olinda, in the Dandenong Ranges, about 50 minutes from Melbourne CBD. In store only, fitted in person.

How much do fur hats cost?

From $45 for cheerful faux fur styles up to around $300 for premium fox and mink. Rabbit and raccoon styles sit in between — warm heads for every budget.

Do you have faux fur options?

Yes — a big range of faux fur aviators, ushankas and ladies styles starting at $45. All the plush and warmth, entirely animal-free.

What's the best hat for a snow trip or a European winter?

A bomber or aviator with ear flaps for the ski fields, or an ushanka for serious cold — the same hats Russians wear through real winters. All travel well and work brilliantly for Japan, Europe and alpine Australia.

Do you have fur hats for women?

Yes — a dedicated ladies range from elegant pillboxes and headbands to glamorous full-fur hats, alongside the unisex aviators and ushankas (which suit everyone).

Do I need an appointment?

No — walk in any day and try on the whole wall. Bring the family; fur hat try-ons are a group activity.

Winter is coming. Come get furry.

Snow trips, festivals, Europe, or just a cold morning in the Hills — the warmest wall in Australia is waiting.