Hat History 101
Hats played an important role in the women's suffrage movement. Suffragists often wore distinctive hats adorned with suffrage colors, such as a purple, green, and white, and symbols like the vote banner to show their support for the cause and distinguish themselves as activists. These hats were a visible symbol of the movement, particularly during public event and protests.
Your Matilda Gira hat is not just an accessory; it's a statement. It's a connection to the past and a banner for your personal style and beliefs. Wear it with pride, care for it with dedication, and let it speak volumes about who you are and what you stand for.
Avoid exposing your hat to water or rain.
Store your hat in a cool, dry place.
Use a soft brush to remove dirt.
Regular brushing helps to maint the texture and appearance.
Handcrafted Hat Jewelry
Your handmade Czech seed bead jewelry is made in Colombia by The Embera Chami Indigenous Community. Our one-of-a-kind accessories represents a connection between contemporary fashion and the rich cultural narrative of Colombia. Each bead is hand-threaded, preserving the ancient craft passed down through generations of the Embera Chami tribe.
Keep your hat jewelry in your Matilda Gira pouch after wearing.
Do not cut jewelry thread.
Do not wear in the water.
