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TRADE SHOWS A/W 23/24


Quilted Alfonso d’Este Corduroy


In trend with the need for soft, comfortable and casual fabrics,


Cotton


bucket hat with frayed trimming


corduroy could still be spotted in many collections, mainly


used for bucket hats and caps.


Marini Silvano Catarzi Nylon


fabric with mohair yarn


Hats and Dreams Cotton


baker boy cap


Complit Angiolo Frasconi


Waterproof fabric with fake fur lining


Laulhère Turquoise/petrol


Turquoise and petrol are both colours that go well with most people’s skin tones. Hats and


Grevi Printed


corduroy bucket hat with teddy trimming


30 | the hat magazine #97


Dreams used this colour for one of their braided bucket hats, made from wool/acrylic/alpaca/ viscose yarn. Laulhère presented an updated version of one of their classic designs in petrol, a beret cap without seams, made from Merino wool.


Mature


Cotton with alpaca


The focus on bigger shapes and volumes for A/W 23/24 is translated into hats made from


fabrics with 3D textures, like quilting.


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