Bailey 1922: Straws

Lightweight construction and breathability define this selection of straw hats within the Bailey 1922 line. Styles feature woven textures shaped into clean silhouettes with balanced brims and refined band accents. Designed for warm-weather wear, each piece offers comfort and structure while reflecting careful craftsmanship and an easy, polished approach suited for seasonal use.

  • color-flint-gray
    25% off

    Brooks

    $220.00 $165.00
    3 colors
  • color-oak
    60% off

    Stansfield

    $220.00 $88.00
    2 colors
  • color-black
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    Cresskill

    $170.00
    2 colors
  • color-black
    35% off

    Rayne

    $160.00 $103.50
    4 colors
  • color-natural
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    Loring

    $375.00
    1 color
  • color-charcoal-rust
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    Warlick

    $225.00
    2 colors
  • color-natural
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    Tully

    $250.00
    2 colors
  • color-natural
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    Trappe

    $250.00
    2 colors
  • color-black
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    Quil

    $195.00
    2 colors
  • color-sand
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    Magness

    $195.00
    3 colors
  • color-media-bleach
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    Chaplin

    $200.00
    2 colors
  • color-natural
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    Racer

    $225.00
    2 colors
  • color-amphora
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    Jermyn

    $195.00
    2 colors
  • color-avion
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    Giles

    $225.00
    2 colors
  • color-natural
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    Salter

    $375.00
    1 color
  • color-charcoal
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    Brice

    $170.00
    2 colors

Frequently Asked Questions about Bailey 1922: Straws

What types of straw does Bailey use across the collection?

Bailey uses Panama (Toquilla palm), paper straw, polypropylene, and Raindura-treated options. Panama is the premium choice, paper straw offers great value, and polypropylene is the most durable. Each has different texture and price points.

How do I choose between Panama straw and paper straw?

Panama straw is hand-woven, lighter, and develops a subtle sheen — it's the luxury option. Paper straw is machine-made, more affordable, and surprisingly durable. For everyday summer wear, paper straw is practical. For occasions, Panama is the upgrade.

What straw hat styles does Bailey offer?

The collection covers fedoras, boaters, bowlers, bucket hats, trilbies, and western shapes. So regardless of your preferred silhouette, there's likely a straw version available for warm-weather wear.

Are straw hats only for summer?

Traditional etiquette limits straw to Memorial Day through Labor Day, but modern style has relaxed these rules. In warmer climates, straw works well into fall. The real guide is temperature and comfort — straw shines when it's warm enough to need breathability.

How can I tell if a straw hat is well-made?

Look for an even, consistent weave without loose fibers or irregular gaps. The brim should hold its shape without flopping. A quality straw hat will feel lightweight but firm — not flimsy. Bailey's straw hats use tight weave patterns with clean finishing throughout.