Perfect for summer fun, festivals and days out on the ocean, our reversible bucket hat is made from 100% recycledRead more
Perfect for summer fun, festivals and days out on the ocean, our reversible bucket hat is made from 100% recycled polyester.
In collaboration with the Natural History Museum, one side features hand-picked illustrations from the famed ‘Nouveau Larousse Illustre’ - a 19th century French encyclopaedia containing over 49,000 illustrations - bringing together an exclusive collage of the mysterious underwater world that is as relevant and inspiring today as it ever has been.
On the reverse side we celebrate history’s greatest naturalist, Charles Darwin, reproducing notes and illustrations taken directly from his original notebooks, written during that seminal voyage on the HMS Beagle. Darwin’s signature is also featured having been found within the Natural History Museum’s earliest guestbook.
Classic bucket hat
Fully reversible displaying two prints from Natural History Museum archives
Finisterre + Natural History Museum Patch
Machine washable
Fabric design is great, though the fabric itself is thinner than I was expecting. However, it does make it easy and light to scrunch into a pocket. Circumference sizing is a bit loose for my head, but the deep crown means it will probably stay on OK, and looks good on too! Like the reversibility aspect of the design.
Looks great, comfortable, and provides good sun protection. I’m very happy with this purchase and like the collaboration between Finisterre and the museum.
Great little item. Lovely print!
You really get two for the price of one.
An integrated elastic or some type of size indication could be helpful and would round this off as a 5/5!
I always look for a good light summer hat that can be folded up into a suitcase... and this is one. It’s also a fun collaboration and pattern :)
Great hat, design could be a little more thoughtful. I know that thought = higher price usually, but do we all have one size of head? Hahahahhaha. I have had to modify it by inserting some thin bungy into the breathing air holes, not an easy job, believe me.
Anyway, I have made a compromise with my slight disappointent because my little bit of money is supporting the NHM.
