The Indy is for the person who wants that classic adventure fedora look, but built as a proper custom hat.
It has the familiar wide brim, pinched crown, and rugged profile that people recognize right away. The shape works because it feels practical. It is sharp enough to dress well, but still looks like it belongs outside.
For this build, I use a leather band instead of ribbon. Ribbon is traditional, and it has its place, but leather gives this hat a tougher feel and suits the shape better. It adds a little weight visually, takes scuffs more naturally, and helps push the hat away from being too formal.
Each one is made to order, hand shaped, and finished to suit the person ordering it. The standard build is 100% rabbit fur felt, with material upgrades available in 50/50 rabbit-beaver blend or 100X beaver felt. Colour availability can vary by material and supplier stock, so some colours may only be available in certain felt options.
If you want a fedora with a little more grit to it, something that feels more field-ready than dressy, this is the one I’d start with.
The Indy is for the person who wants that classic adventure fedora look, but built as a proper custom hat.
It has the familiar wide brim, pinched crown, and rugged profile that people recognize right away. The shape works because it feels practical. It is sharp enough to dress well, but still looks like it belongs outside.
For this build, I use a leather band instead of ribbon. Ribbon is traditional, and it has its place, but leather gives this hat a tougher feel and suits the shape better. It adds a little weight visually, takes scuffs more naturally, and helps push the hat away from being too formal.
Each one is made to order, hand shaped, and finished to suit the person ordering it. The standard build is 100% rabbit fur felt, with material upgrades available in 50/50 rabbit-beaver blend or 100X beaver felt. Colour availability can vary by material and supplier stock, so some colours may only be available in certain felt options.
If you want a fedora with a little more grit to it, something that feels more field-ready than dressy, this is the one I’d start with.
