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Sunday Afternoon Passport Hat S25

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Sunday Afternoons' Passport Hat is a packable fedora built for travel days when you still want proper sun coverage. The extended contour brim gives a sleek profile while covering face, eyes and neck, and metal eyelet ventilation keeps things cool underneath. A Sunglass Lock holds your shades secure when off your face, and interior stretch-comfort sizing dials in a snug fit without a chinstrap getting in the way. Made from recycled, bluesign-approved fabric with a PFAS-free water-repellent finish, it floats if it ends up in the water and rolls up small enough to tuck into a day pack or carry-on. UPF 50+ protection makes it a genuinely practical pick for travel days on the move.

Features

  • UPF 50+ sun protection rating.
  • 8.5cm front, 6.5cm side, and 8cm back brim for all-round coverage.
  • 100% recycled main body fabric and brim insert.
  • Sunglass Lock keeps glasses secure when not in use.
  • Metal eyelet ventilation for airflow.
  • Interior stretch-comfort sizing for a secure, chinstrap-free fit.
  • Wicking sweatband for comfort on hot days.
  • bluesign®-approved main body fabric and sweatband.
  • PFAS-free durable water repellent (DWR) finish.
  • Floats in water.
  • Rolls up for easy, compact packing.

Specifications

Material Body A: 52% cotton/48% polyester. Body B: 100% polyester.
Brim Width 8.5cm front, 6.5cm sides, 8cm back
Sun Protection UPF 50+
Care Hand wash cold, do not bleach, dry flat, do not iron, do not dry clean

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About Sunday Afternoons

The Lacy family has been playing outdoors together since the early 1980s. Rooted in the Pacific Northwest, Sunday Afternoons founders Robbin and Angeline Lacy raised their family in Ashland, Oregon, where they spent their free time windsurfing, hiking, and exploring nature on long Sunday
Afternoons.

In 1986, Angeline began sewing waterproof, portable blankets for beach trips and backcountry picnics. Named The Original Adventure Blanket™, the Lacys began sharing them with friends, eventually selling them at
craft fairs in Oregon.

As the popularity of the blankets grew, so did the material scraps. Mindful of waste, Angeline and Robbin began to repurpose the
scraps into sun hats. Years of tinkering with the hat design led to the Original Adventure Hat™, featuring UPF 50+ sun protection, a wide brim, and a protective neck cape. The Adventure Hat is still an icon today.

In 2007, the second generation Lacys joined the business. Today, the family-owned company continues to craft innovative and sustainable headwear and accessories that help you stay out longer, so you can do more of what you enjoy with the people you love.

Wherever possible, they avoid using per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) and flourine in the Durable Water Repellent (DWR) to ensure safety for factory workers, customers, and the environment. Look for the "Pfas-free Durable water repellant" (DWR) call-out on their hats.

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