Country Style Hats
When you’re in the outback, you should wear country style hats from Hollis Rural Trading. More than just protective headwear against the sun’s rays, rain, and other elements that may fall from above, hats are a reflection of one’s personality. It’s also an accessory to match your country clothing when you’re enjoying the outback. You’d be glad to know that we’ve got a wide range of country style hats with varying styles for men, women, and children. The best part of it all is that we have carefully and personally selected and organised them all for your convenience.
You will not find lacking our headwear collection as we’ve got something for men who love the outdoors. Going fishing? Our fishing hats collection is designed to safeguard you from the harmful UV rays while fishing. For everyday use, you’ve got a lot of choices from our cowboy hats collection. Find the one that’s just right for you—from tornado hats to dirk hats by Wrangler® to Tycoon double hats by Wrangler®. Of course, you can always check out our assortment of truckers caps if you’re more of a cap person. Whatever activity you are planning for the day or for the weekend, make sure that you have the proper headgear with you.
Women will love our collection of headwear—from cowboy hats to caps to beanies, from their styles to their colours! They will surely keep it on their heads, come rain or come shine. We’ve got beanies that are comfortable and durable, especially during winter, so no matter how often you wear them, they will still look none worse for the wear.
Children are not far behind with our collection of cyclone hats. Have your little kids dress smart and cute, and accentuated by the right western kids’ cyclone hats to match their outfits! It will surely generate a lot of “oohs” and “aahs” from family, friends, and relatives!
Stylish, fashionable, and timeless, we’ve got the finest collection of country style hats Australia will ever see, all in one shop that specialises in outback clothing and apparel—Hollis Rural Trading.
