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Panama Hats: How to know your exact size and choose a stylish hat?

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Choosing a Panama hat isn't just a matter of taste; it's almost an art that begins with the right fit. And if you're going to invest in a handmade piece with history and timeless elegance, it should fit you like a natural extension of your personality.

Before choosing your model, measure the circumference of your head. Use a sewing tape measure or a soft string and place it just above your ears and eyebrows. Leave a small space with your finger for comfort and write down the number in centimeters. That simple gesture can make the difference between an ordinary hat and the perfect one.

On average, men typically wear a size 59 cm (L), while women's standard size is 57 cm (M). If you're between sizes, it's best to go with the next size up. Because when it comes to elegance and comfort, it's always better to have a little leeway.

We know that every head has its own shape, and that's why our styles adapt to that. If your face is more oval, we suggest exploring styles like the Havana, Classic Borsalino, Optimo, or Chemise. For rounder shapes, we suggest the Planter, Campana, or Pavas fedoras, which tend to fit especially well and offer a harmonious and flattering drape.

And if you can, it's always a good idea to try on different models before deciding, as each hat shape has its own language, and how it fits your face really makes a difference.

It's not just a hat. It's an expression of style, a piece that connects with Ecuador's living history, and an elegant way to take care of even the smallest details of your image. Choose with intention. Choose pieces that speak for you.

Finally, try to choose brands that work with purpose, like EcuadorianHands, that value sustainability, artisanal tradition, and positive impact on communities. Because dressing with style can also be an act of conscience.

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