Some pieces aren’t meant to blend in.
The Zinnia Hat by WOMA Hats is a bold celebration of craftsmanship, entirely handwoven in Colombia from 100% natural Toquilla straw using traditional techniques passed down through generations of artisans.
Like all WOMA hats, the creation process begins long before the hat takes shape. Natural fibers are harvested, cleaned, cooked, dyed, and dried before an artisan begins the meticulous work of weaving the straw strand by strand by hand. Once the weave is complete, the hat is hand-shaped and finished in the studio, creating its distinctive sculptural silhouette. The process can take up to 4–6 weeks to complete.
The Zinnia is designed with an oversized wide brim and structured crown, giving it a dramatic presence while remaining surprisingly lightweight and breathable. The brim is intentionally left raw and unfinished, creating a beautifully organic edge that reflects the natural origins of the material.
A vintage silk sari ribbon wraps the crown, adding subtle colour and character. Each ribbon carries its own history, making every hat slightly unique.
Bold in proportion yet grounded in natural materials, the Zinnia is more than a sun hat. It is a statement piece shaped by time, tradition, and the hands of true artisans.
🇨🇦 Canada - Free over $200 CAD · 2–10 business days.
🇺🇸 United States - Free over $200 USD · 4–10 business days.
🌍 International - Free over $350 USD · 4–20 business days.
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At Sandy Bottom, we celebrate timeless craftsmanship and your hat is no exception. Each one is made with care to last for seasons under the sun.
Keep your hat dry. It’s made for sunshine, not showers. If it gets wet, let it dry naturally in a well-ventilated space with the top of the crown facing down.
For light stains, gently wipe with a damp cloth in lukewarm water and mild soap. For deeper marks, consult your local hatter.
If your brim loses shape, place a cotton cloth over it and iron with low heat until smooth.
Store in its dust bag or box, upside down or on a hat hanger. Never in direct sunlight or at the back of a car. This dries out the straw, which in turn can misshapen and crack it.
Remember, your Sandy Bottom Hat is a true work of art.
Treat it with care, and it will keep you shining for a lifetime.