Bailey 1922: Hondo Crown

A Hondo crown typically features a center crease with a pronounced peak or pinch toward the front, giving the hat a strong, slightly angular profile. Rooted in Western styling, the shape can also lend personality to contemporary fedoras and wide-brim hats. It is a good choice for shoppers drawn to more sculpted crowns.

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    Uplander

    $210.00
    2 colors
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    Lachlan

    $170.00
    2 colors
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    Nash

    $225.00 $134.50
    2 colors

Frequently Asked Questions about Bailey 1922: Hondo Crown

What size and style is a Hondo crown?

The Hondo is a named western style crown with generous height. In this collection it measures 4 1/4 inches on the Uplander and Lachlan and 4 3/4 inches on the Nash, which is a deep, roomy profile.

How does the Hondo crown compare with a cattleman crown?

Both are taller crowns, but the Hondo here ranges up to 4 3/4 inches. The cattleman collection runs 4 to 4 1/2 inches, so the Hondo can look a little more imposing.

What brim sizes do these hats have?

The Uplander has a 3 1/4 inch brim and the Lachlan has a 3 inch brim. Both are wide enough to provide good shade but short enough for everyday wear.

What materials are the Hondo crown hats made from?

The Uplander is wool, and the collection includes a Raindura® finish in one style. The Nash has a laser etched leather patch on the front, so check each product for materials.

Are Hondo crown hats comfortable for all day wear?

Deeper crowns need a comfortable fit around the head rather than on top. Measure carefully and use the size chart, and note that felt hats are warmer, so they suit cooler weather.