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PREMIERE CLASSE | PARIS Red


The French brand Courtois was launched four years ago. This


was their first time at Première Classe, proudly presenting


their collection of high-quality fur felt hats. Il Cappellaio Matto had a wide range of foldable nappa leather caps


and hats. A special coating was added to the red cap to give it a nice sheen.


The Polish brand Rabionek showed a wide variety in


berets and caps, all made from boiled wool.


Ecua-Andino High caps


Caps are still popular but are slightly changing their appearance. Many brands presented caps with a higher crown; Ferruccio Vecchi had a cap in corduroy, Mayser had a similar model made from a dark tartan and Bronté showed a soft version made from a 1970s-inspired velvet fabric.


Ferruccio Vecchi Courtois Vecchi


Mayser Il Cappellaio Matto Sorbatti Rabionek Contrasts Ecua-Andino usually does


summer collections only. For the next winter they presented an in-between hat with a felt crown and a straw brim.


Vecchi gave their shiny rain hat a softer touch with a contrasting velvet ribbon.


Sorbatti lined a camel-coloured felt hat with a black felt and finished it with bright green stitching.


may 2019 | 31 Bronté


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