Yak Down Felt Cloche Hat

From Plateau to City — A Short-Brimmed Cloche for Everyday Wear

Tibetan people love hats—so we make them too.

On the wide open plateau, distance from others doesn’t matter much; what matters is the distance between the sun and your face. That’s why brims there are always broad.

In the city, where people live close together, a shorter brim feels lighter, more casual, more everyday. Like changing a hairstyle, these small daily shifts can bring a lift to your spirit.

The felt cloche carries the structure of a classic felt hat, with the soft texture of yak felt that is both warm and wind-resistant, while keeping a touch of timeless elegance.

The brim is angled to give enough shade without blocking your view, and folding one side up creates a different look—making it a fun and versatile choice that slips easily into everyday style.

Product Information

Fiber Content | 100% Yak Down (for the white sheep version: 100% Small Tailed Han Sheep Wool)

* Each hat may vary slightly in color. Photos are for reference only.

* Please click here to see other colorful versions.

Size | S: 55–56.5 cm / M: 56.5–58 cm

* The sweatband has a Velcro adjustment on the inside for fine-tuning the fit.

On the left: 100% yak down. On the right: 100% Small Tailed Han Sheep Wool. All of these are natural, undyed colors, so slight variations may occur from hat to hat. Please note that photos are for reference only, and we appreciate your understanding.

Care Instructions

。Cleaning

The surface of felt hats does not easily attract dirt; the part most likely to need cleaning is the sweatband inside, which comes in close contact with the skin. You can clean it with water and a mild detergent. If makeup powder gets on it, makeup remover can also be used.

。Shape & Storage

Felt can usually recover from short-term bending, but long-term compression—especially in damp or wet conditions—may cause permanent deformation. For this reason, we recommend storing your hat flat.

。Water

While felt naturally resists light water, prolonged exposure to rain will eventually let moisture seep through. Try to avoid getting the hat too wet. If it does become wet, let it air-dry flat in the shade, taking care not to change its shape.

。Long-Term Storage

For longer storage, place the hat in a breathable bag, then store it in a box to prevent creases. Adding insect repellents (such as mothballs) in the storage area can also help. Of course, the simplest and most natural protection is frequent use and movement. Wool items are most vulnerable when left in one place for too long. If moved and used from time to time, moths are far less likely to settle in.