Belfry Top Hat Theater Quality 100% Wool in Black Grey or Pearl
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Belfry Top Hat Theater Quality 100% Wool in Black Grey or Pearl
THEATER QUALITY 100 percent wool felt body and smooth leather sweatband makes this the perfect men’s top hat for serious collectors and formal wear lovers
TRADITIONAL STYLE Features an early top hat style with a 2.5-inch brim and a 6.5-inch flared crown and is finished with a stylish 2-inch grosgrain hat band
BUILT FOR COMFORT Perfect for wear during cold-weather months with a wool body; Features a built-in leather sweatband that will endure for year after year of wear BUILT FOR COMFORT Perfect for wear during cold-weather months with a wool body; Features a built-in leather sweatband that will endure for year after year of wear
THREE SMASHING COLOR CHOICES Match your formalwear with a classic black top hat or go for something more unique with a gray style
YOU WILL INSTANTLY FALL IN LOVE WITH this new hat that will be perfect for any wedding, formal affair, theater, costume party or any special event
This deluxe, heavy gauge wool top hat is about as close to time traveling as it gets. The top hat, invented in 1797 by a man named John Hetherington, created great controversy and chaos in the streets of London the first time it was worn in public by the man himself. The top hats were not popular until the early 1800's and then they became a status symbol for men of business and high society. This elegant top hat has a slight flair in the top of its 6 1/2" crown and a 2 1/2" grosgrain hatband at the base. The 2 1/2" gently curled brim is bound with 5/8" grosgrain trim. Our quality 100% wool topper is a wonderful touch to your formal attire. The Belfry Basics Collection is akin to the woman's little black dress. This grouping of hats quantifies hundreds of years of traditional headwear. From the vintage English Derby to the staple black men's fedora, these hats represent everything headwear has ever stood for.