Captain Starlight Fedora

Myth in Motion, Presence in Shade

The Captain Starlight Fedora is the wide-brimmed version of a legend — a hat that brings stature, shade, and cinematic style to whoever wears it. With its 6.5cm firm brim and tall, refined 10cm crown, it holds presence like a silhouette against the horizon. Inspired by outlaw heroes, desert travellers, and moonlit philosophers, this hat doesn’t just make a statement — it writes its own script.

Dyed in deep, elemental tones, the Captain Starlight Fedora is a hat with gravity. It’s for the brave, the poetic, the quietly bold. An impossibly intricate weave, beautifully vented and downright magical.

✦ Key Features

• 6.5cm Wide Brim
  Structured and clean — a brim that frames the eyes, casts beautiful shade, and creates an instant silhouette. Confident without flash.

• 9cm Crown
  High and tapered, it’s a classic fedora shape with just the right edge. It elongates the face and brings structure to soft styling.

• Rich Dyed Straw
  Hand-dyed to evocative tones — weathered black, indigo night, or warm tobacco. Has depth, patina, and the feeling of desert nights.

• Woven from Genuine Toquilla Straw
  It is lightweight, breathable, and durable enough for travel, heat, and the unexpected. It wears in with character, not wear.

✦ Why It Works

The Captain Starlight Fedora is for those who move through the world with presence, stillness, and story. It suits tall builds, broad shoulders, and open skies — but also brings grounded depth to minimalist outfits, linen suits, and windblown coats.

It’s the kind of hat that becomes a part of you, not just something you wear, but something that shapes how the world sees you. Perfect for stage lights or sunsets, long drives or quiet entrances.

✦ Ideal For:

• Men and women who wear wide hats with a purpose

• Travellers, poets, musicians, and cinematic souls

• Long coats, desert boots, linen layers, and weathered rings

• Weddings, photo shoots, rooftops, verandas, and crossroads
  

• Also available with a ribbon edge, and in a trilby version