Handcrafted Gaucho Black Fur Wide Brim Western Hat

Experience luxury western style with The GAUCHO - a premium black western hat.

- The materials used are of superior quality. It is either rabbit fur or beaver pelt, not basic wool.

-The underside of the brim is velvet and inside red satin with a unique card depicting a dancer and her partner.

- The wide brim provides excellent sun protection

- Perfect for everyday western.

- There are a few condition issues, the brim needs straightens, the inside satin is loose in a few areas and there is some slight spotting.

- All possible to repair by a professional giving this hat that hasn't seen the light of day the attention it deserves.

Available: https://posh.mk/CDSkLCSrT2b

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