Outback Hats

Explore outback hats built for outdoor wear, travel, and rugged everyday style. Wide brims and structured crowns provide a distinctive silhouette, while materials may include felt, leather, straw, and weather-ready fabrics depending on the season. Find practical, comfortable options designed for sun coverage, durability, and classic outdoor appeal.
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    Tilley

    Hemp Outback Hat

    $99.00 $74.25
    3 colors
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    Bollman Hat Company

    Pinch H. Outback Fedora

    $200.00
    1 color
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    Tilley

    All Weather Hat

    $120.00
    3 colors
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    Eddy Bros.

    Wild Flush Outback

    $70.00
    1 color
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    Tilley

    Airflo® Lightweight Vented Wide Brim Outback

    $99.00
    1 color
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    Bailey 1922

    Opsec Outback

    $145.00
    2 colors
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    Tilley

    Cotton Duck Hat

    $99.00 $79.20
    2 colors
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    Bailey 1922

    Rockett Raindura® Gambler

    $140.00
    1 color
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    Tilley

    Airflo® Mash Up Outback

    $99.00
    1 color
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    Bollman Hat Company

    1960s Bollman Heritage Collection Hippie

    $125.00
    1 color
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    Bailey Western

    Columbia Outback

    $135.00
    1 color
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    Tilley

    Lightweight Nylon Outback Hat

    $90.00 $67.50
    1 color

Frequently Asked Questions about Outback Hats

What defines an outback hat?

Outback hats feature a wide, symmetrical brim and a moderate-height, often rounded crown designed for outdoor protection. Inspired by Australian bush hats, they prioritize function sun coverage, rain runoff, and all-day comfort.

How is an outback hat different from a cowboy hat?

Outback hats typically have a more symmetrical brim (same width all around) and a lower, less dramatically shaped crown. Cowboy hats often have brims that curve up on the sides and taller, more creased crowns. Outbacks are more understated.

What materials work best for outback hats?

Cotton duck for rugged, water-resistant use. Hemp for sustainability. Panama straw for breathable sun protection. Recycled nylon for eco-conscious outdoor wear. The best material depends on your priority weather resistance, breathability, or sustainability.

Are outback hats good for hiking and outdoor activities?

They're designed for exactly that. The wide brim shields from sun and rain, the materials handle sweat and dust, and the fit is comfortable for extended wear. They're one of the most functional hat categories for outdoor adventures.

Can outback hats work in urban settings?

The outback's understated shape translates well to casual city wear much more easily than a cowboy hat. Pair with earth-toned casual clothes and it looks intentionally rugged rather than out of place.