Bailey Western: Cross Crown

Cross crown Western hats use intersecting creases to create a defined pattern across the top of the crown. This distinctive shaping adds visual interest while preserving the broad proportions associated with cowboy hats. Depending on the material and brim treatment, a cross crown can feel rugged and traditional or take on a more contemporary Western look.

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    Renegade® Wild Heart

    price$160.00
    2 colors

Frequently Asked Questions about Bailey Western: Cross Crown

What is a cross crown on a Bailey Western hat?

A cross crown has two creases that meet in a cross pattern at the top of the crown, giving it a distinctive look from above. The Renegade Wild Heart has a 4 inch cross crown.

How is a cross crown different from a 5 point or telescope crown?

A cross crown uses two intersecting creases, while the 5 point and telescope crowns have their own shaping. All three are around 4 inches on Bailey Western, so compare the crown collection pages to see the shapes side by side.

What is the Renegade Wild Heart made of?

It is made from wool felt and finished with a Japanese grosgrain band that has a narrow metallic cord overlay. It also has removable multicolored feathers and a leather sweatband, and it is fully lined.

Can I change the look by removing the feathers?

Yes, the multicolored feathers on the Wild Heart are removable. Taking them off gives a cleaner profile for everyday wear, and you can put them back for dressier or more decorative occasions.

When should I wear a wool felt cowboy hat?

Wool felt is warm and holds its shape well, so it fits fall, winter and cooler spring days best. In hot summer weather a straw hat will generally be more comfortable.