USA Made Hats

Explore hats made in the USA, featuring men’s and women’s styles produced with quality materials and generations of hatmaking expertise. This collection brings together American-made fedoras, western hats, caps, and other silhouettes from respected makers. Find timeless and contemporary options that showcase domestic craftsmanship for everyday wear and special occasions.

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    Betmar

    Georgia Fedora

    price$89.00
    5 colors
  • Bailey 1922

    Ore Raindura® Fedora

    price$138.00
    2 colors
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    Renegade

    Shade Western Fedora

    price$150.00
    1 color
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    Betmar

    Coretta Wide Brim Floppy Hat

    original price$90.00 sale price$36.50
    1 color
  • Bailey 1922

    Magness Fedora

    price$195.00
    3 colors
  • Bailey 1922

    Warlick Fedora

    price$225.00
    2 colors
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    Helen Kaminski

    Mariko Cloche

    original price$325.00 sale price$227.50
    3 colors
  • Bailey 1922

    Kisner Open Crown

    price$180.00
    2 colors
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    Bailey 1922

    Barksdale Fedora

    original price$195.00 sale price$48.75
    3 colors
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    Bailey 1922

    Trinell Fedora

    original price$475.00 sale price$356.50
    2 colors
  • Betmar

    Michele Fedora

    price$115.00
    3 colors
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    Kangol

    Woollux 504 - Limited Edition

    price$150.00
    3 colors

Frequently Asked Questions about USA Made Hats

How can I tell where a hat was made?

Start with the product description, which notes whether a hat is made in the USA or made in the USA of globally sourced materials. Once it arrives, look for a label or stamp inside the crown or on the sweatband that names the maker and country of origin.

What does an open crown cowboy hat mean?

An open crown hat arrives uncreased, with a rounded top, so you or a hat shaper can set the crease you want. It suits buyers who want a specific shape. If you would rather wear it right out of the box, choose a style with the crown already creased.

Can I find USA-made hats for both summer and winter?

Yes. Wool and fur felt fedoras and western hats cover fall and winter, while straw, Panama, and Raindura styles suit warm months. LiteFelt sits in between, light and packable enough for spring and travel while still giving you a felt look.

What's the difference between a raw edge and a bound edge brim?

A raw edge leaves the cut edge of the felt exposed, often sanded, for a relaxed, rugged look common on western and casual hats. A bound edge wraps the brim in ribbon, which looks more polished and helps protect the edge from fraying or wear.

What size range do USA-made hats come in?

Many styles come in numbered sizes from about 6 5/8 to 8, while others use letter sizes from XS through XL, and some reach XXL or larger. Measure your head and check each product's size chart, since letter sizes can cover slightly different ranges between makers.