Ladies Victorian Hats

A sunbonnet was a nineteenth century lady’s constant companion, serving both her modesty and protection....  [more]

Stave off the sun with this fabulous ladies straw boater....  [more]

The mob cap has a long history that started among the wealthy aristocrats during...  [more]

Lavishly bedecked with silk, netting, lace, feathers and flowers, this fancy hat would have been deemed perfect...  [more]

As the 19th century came to a close, women’s skirts became slimmer while their hats and shoulders got bigger in a style to emphasize the face....  [more]

So lovely for a tea party or any other late 19th to early 20th century social event, our Powder Blue Ladies Touring Hat captures all the details you’d want to match your favorite frock....  [more]

Protect your face from the sun while looking the part in our Muslin Bonnet that Caroline Ingalls would have worn with a smile....  [more]

Wearing a hat in the Victorian and Edwardian era was de rigueur with women of all ages. Etiquette and social standing played a large role in hat wearing and some women actually changed their hats up to four times a day....  [more]

A serious hat for the new century, this black and white satin touring hat is just the thing for the progressive woman of substance....  [more]

Small, jaunty outing hats enjoyed long popularity during the Victoria Era and were often worn by fashionable ladies on their morning walks. Our version features...  [more]

Hats were a popular accessory during Victorian times. In fact, neither men nor women would be seen out of doors without some headcovering. Our fashionable outing hat features...  [more]

An eye catching confection of red and black. This black straw hat is abundantly embellished...  [more]

A serious hat for the new century, this black and white satin touring hat is just the thing for the progressive woman of substance....  [more]

As the 20th century dawned, the silhouette of ladies clothing began to change as skirts slimmed and hat brims broadened...  [more]

Lavishly bedecked with silk, netting, lace, feathers and flowers, this fancy hat would have been deemed perfect...  [more]