Akubra Hats

Akubra Campdraft Hat - Black

Name: Akubra Campdraft Hat - Black
Brand: Akubra Hats
Price: 280.0 AUD
Availability: instock
Rating: 5 (4 reviews)

$280.00 AUD

Akubra Size Guide:

Akubra Size	USA Size	English Size	French Size	Inches
53	6 5/8	6 1/2	3	20 7/8
54	6 3/4	6 5/8	3 1/2	21 1/4
55	6 7/8	6 3/4	4	21 5/8
56	7	6 7/8	4 1/2	22
57	7 1/8	7	5	22 3/8
58	7 1/4	7 1/8	5 1/2	22 3/4
59	7 3/8	7 1/4	6	23 1/8
60	7 1/2	7 3/8	6 1/2	23 1/2
61	7 5/8	7 1/2	7	23 7/8
62	7 3/4	7 5/8	7 1/2	24 1/4
63	7 7/8	7 3/4	8	24 5/8
64	8	7 7/8	8 1/2	25

How to Measure you Head Size.

To determine your hat size, follow these 4 simple steps:

Step 1.

Using either a soft tape measure or a piece of string – Measure the circumference around your head.

Step 2.

The tape should be level, in the centre of your forehead and just above the top of your ears. It is useful to have someone assist in holding the tape which should be adjusted to a comfortable fit and the measurement taken.

Step 3.

Then check our size chart above to determine your size.

Step 4.

If your size falls between two sizes, choose the next size up. You can always attach foam fillers (available for sale) to ensure a snug fit.

Hat Size: 57cm (7 1/8)

Product variants

Free shipping over $300 – Australia Wide

Estimated delivery after despatch: 12-26 days (International), 3-7 days (Australia).

Return within 60 days of purchase.

Product Details:

The Akubra Campdraft is a very creative style from Akubra. It has an open crown which means it can be formed into the owner's desired shape. Made from imperial quaily of rabbit fur felt and made in Australia.

Features:

Imperial Quality
Made from Akubra's Imperial Quality Pure Fur Felt
The Hat Has a Double Ornamental Band With Brass Fittings
Reeded Roan Leather Sweatband.
Made in Australia
Water Resistant
Brim: 73mm Bound Edge

About Akubra:

Akubra is an Australian hat manufacturer. The company is associated with bush hats made of rabbit fur felt with wide brims that are worn in rural Australia.

In 1874 Benjamin Dunkerley arrived in Tasmania from England and decided to start a hat making business in Hobart. His skills as a hatter were backed by his ability to invent machinery, and soon after his arrival he had developed a mechanical method of removing the hair tip from rabbit fur so the under-fur could be used in felt hat making. Previously this task had to be done by hand.

By 2015 Akubra has produced two million hats for the military.

Akubra Hats are still proudly Australian made in Kempsey.