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Provides an additional layer of protection against the elements to our wool felt hats. Please note this is not suitable for our... Continue reading
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Knowing how to store a hat properly is essential in keeping it in the best possible condition. Not only does it protect it from damage and getting crushed, but it will also reduce the amount of time you’ll need to spend cleaning by preventing dirt and dust build-up.
In this blog, we look at the different ways to store hats and provide options for all types of living spaces, including compact solutions and ways you can showcase and make a statement with your collection.
Putting your hats in a box is one of the best ways to store them and protect them against dust and fading. It can also help to prevent crushing which is an important consideration when storing hats like fedoras to keep their structure intact.
If your hat came with a box when you bought it, you can easily repurpose this box for storage, or you can buy them, just make sure you measure your hat beforehand to make sure it’s a good fit. As a space saving idea, you can purchase a hat box that’s the size of your largest hat and then use this to store several hats of a similar shape, safely nested inside of each other.
When using a hat box, you can also place your hat upside down with the crown facing down and the brim up as this will help to preserve the shape.
Storing hats on wall hooks or hangers is a popular choice as they’re practical and allow for quick and easy access and they’re a great way to show off your collection too. This is a great idea for those essential hats you wear on a daily basis but may not be the best option for those you seldom wear as they’ll quickly gather dust. Instead, place the in-season hats you’re currently wearing on the hangers and put the others safely tucked away in a hat box.
When selecting your wall hooks, choose ones with curved wide tips as these are more balanced and will put less focused pressure on one part of your hat and will help to preserve the shape of the crown. Always make sure you place your hangers and hooks away from windows that get direct sunlight as this will prevent fading and sun damage.
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