The Sorrento

Inspired by tranquil coastal waters and sun-warmed stone, the Sorrento Fedora Hat brings together soft color, rich texture, and timeless craftsmanship. Each hat is created, shaped, and detailed by Valeria Andino in her California studio.

Pale blue felt forms a sculpted crown and wide brim, complemented by layered bands in muted olive and sand. Distressed ribbon edges and textured cords lend a gently weathered character, while delicate chains and gold-tone beads introduce subtle touches of light.

An eye-shaped charm and small decorative accents adorn the crown, balanced by fine metallic stitching and jewel-like details around the band. Trailing cords with soft tassel ends complete the design, creating movement and an effortless, relaxed elegance.

Each Sorrento Hat is individually handcrafted, ensuring no two pieces are exactly alike. Designed to be worn, treasured, and passed on, it celebrates personal expression and the beauty of artisan craftsmanship.

Details

• Handmade by Valeria Andino in California

• Pale blue felt

• Sculpted fedora crown and wide brim

• Layered hat band in muted olive and sand tones

• Distressed ribbon detailing

• Textured cords with trailing tassel ends

• Delicate chain and gold-tone bead accents

• Eye-shaped charm on the crown

• Jewel-like embellishments

• Decorative metallic stitching on the crown, band, and brim

• Individually handcrafted, making every piece unique

Style Notes

Wear Sorrento with a crisp white shirt, tobacco suede jacket, and dark denim for a look with quiet Western character. Its pale blue crown softens richer shades of chocolate and camel, while the distressed trims and delicate charms complement worn leather boots and simple gold jewellery.

📏 Find Your Hat Size

Wrap a soft measuring tape around the widest part of your head — about 1 inch (2.5 cm) above your ears and eyebrows. Keep the tape snug but not tight.

Between sizes? Size up. Because each hat is handcrafted to order, please measure carefully before purchasing. → View Full Sizing Guide