Bailey 1922: Cattleman Crown

The cattleman crown is one of the most recognizable Western-inspired hat shapes, traditionally featuring a long center crease with dents along either side. In the Bailey 1922 collection, this structured crown can give fedoras and wide-brim hats a distinctive crossover look that combines Western influence with sophisticated dress-hat styling.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Bailey 1922: Cattleman Crown

What does a Bailey 1922 cattleman crown look like?

The cattleman crown is a tall, classic crown with a center crease and pinches at the front. In this collection it measures around 4 to 4 1/2 inches, for example on the Moren and Darwin.

How tall is a cattleman crown compared with other Bailey 1922 crowns?

The cattleman is a taller, deeper crown than the 3 1/2 to 4 inch cross and center dent crowns, so it gives more height. It has a creased look rather than a rounded or flat top.

What material options are there for a cattleman hat?

You will find fur felt such as the Architect, wool felt, velour finish on the Verrazano and a genuine Panama in the Tully. Materials differ widely, so check each product description.

Which cattleman hats are better for summer?

The Tully Panama is the lighter, more breathable option for warm weather. The felt styles, including the fur felt Architect, are better for fall and winter.

What brim sizes are used with a cattleman crown?

Most pair the tall crown with short to medium brims, such as the 2 7/8 inch snap brim on the Moren and Tully, 3 inches on the Darwin, and 2 1/2 inches on the Drover.