Bailey 1922: Fedoras

Defined by sharp lines and balanced proportions, this selection of fedoras reflects the refined character of the Bailey 1922 line. Styles feature structured crowns, smooth felt finishes, and carefully chosen trims ranging from classic ribbons to understated leather bands. Each piece showcases thoughtful craftsmanship and material quality, offering versatile silhouettes that transition easily from casual wear to more polished settings.

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    Briar

    $145.00
    3 colors
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    Curtis

    $150.00
    19 colors
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    Classic

    $145.00
    4 colors
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    Tino

    $150.00
    18 colors
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    Spencer

    $125.00 $93.75
    4 colors
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    Hanson

    $180.00
    3 colors
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    Gangster

    $175.00
    1 color
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    Perry

    $185.00
    3 colors
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    Brandt

    $195.00
    3 colors
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    Brooks

    $210.00
    6 colors
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    Cutler

    $190.00
    1 color
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    Dalton

    $75.00
    4 colors
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    Guthrie

    $180.00
    3 colors

Frequently Asked Questions about Bailey 1922: Fedoras

How do I choose between different fedora crown styles?

Crown shape changes the entire personality of a fedora. A center dent is the classic all-around choice. A teardrop crown offers a more vintage feel. A pinch front creates a sharper, more modern look. Bailey's collection spans all these options, so start with the vibe you want.

What's the difference between a fedora and a trilby?

The main differences are brim width and angle. Fedoras have wider brims (typically 2 inches or more) that can be snapped up or down. Trilbies have shorter, more upturned brims. Fedoras are more versatile across occasions; trilbies lean more casual and contemporary.

Which fedora material is best for year-round wear?

LiteFelt wool is the most versatile year-round option — it's crushable, packable, and handles light moisture. Wool felt works fall through spring. Straw and Panama are strictly warm weather. If you want one fedora for everything, LiteFelt is the move.

How wide should my fedora brim be?

Brim width should balance your frame. Broader shoulders and larger builds look best with 2.5-inch-plus brims. Slimmer frames work well with 2 to 2.25-inch brims. Bailey's fedora collection ranges from about 1.75 to over 4 inch brims, so there's a fit for every proportion.

What's the difference between a snap brim and a fixed brim fedora?

A snap brim is flexible enough to be worn turned down in front and up in back (or flat all around) depending on your mood. A fixed or pre-shaped brim holds one position. Snap brims give you the most styling versatility day to day.