The bucket or fishing hat made of sturdy tweed wool fabric was created around 1900. In the 1950s, the hat shape was rediscovered by the modernists, and later by the rap scene in the 1980s. Today, the hat can be seen on the catwalks again. The 1930s hemp and straw hat with grosgrain ribbon calls for summer and lightness. The different hat models offer a variety of styling options and are easy to transport, as they can be rolled up and quickly hidden in your bag and are just as quick to use when you need them. The production from hemp fibers makes the hats robust and impervious to the sun's rays.