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Akubra Rough Rider Hat - Review
Today we'll be taking a look at the Akubra Rough Rider hat, the epitome of Western style and a hat that has captured the hearts of many. Join me as we explore the impressive features and benefits of this iconic hat.
The Rough Rider Hat, with its Pro Rodeo brim and tall centre-creased western crown, showcases classic Western charm. Let's dive into the features and find out why it's the go-to choice for farmers in NSW and QLD, as well as rodeo enthusiasts and attendees of BnS balls.
The Pro Rodeo brim, with its curled-up sides, offers excellent sun protection while adding a touch of Western style. This hat ensures both style and functionality for any outdoor adventure.
This hat has a tall centre-creased western crown, commonly known as the 'cattleman crease.' This feature adds to the hat's authentic Western look and provides ample headroom for a comfortable fit.
Made with rabbit fur felt, this is a durable hat, built to last many years. Inside the Rough Rider, you'll find a satin lining, enhancing comfort and preventing sweat stains from affecting your hat, adding an element of luxury to the interior.
One of the standout features of the Akubra Rough Rider is its double braided horsehair tail hat band. This detail adds a touch of Western authenticity and complements the hat's overall design, making it a true statement piece.
Available in a range of colours, including Light Sand, Bran, Black, and Loden. With such a selection, you can find the perfect hat to match your personal style and make a bold fashion statement.
This is the ultimate Western-style hat, renowned for its timeless appeal and rugged durability. Whether you're a farmer tending to your land or an enthusiast attending a rodeo or BnS ball, the Rough Rider is the perfect companion, combining style, comfort, and authenticity.
Please note: Electric Blue and Magenta colours are no longer available.
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