It is not a custom for us living in South East Asia to wear hats. Well yes, there are baseball caps and the occasional beach hat, but that's about it.
I find hats fascinating, but just like clothes, you have to find a hat that suits your face and head. Then the colors and material and type of hat to suit the occasion. For example, a straw hat may not be appropriate for a formal wedding, or a fedora to the beach.
Here are a few hats that I love. I think large brimmed hats are best for this tropical climate, protects your face from the sun - and it looks fashionable too!
I find hats fascinating, but just like clothes, you have to find a hat that suits your face and head. Then the colors and material and type of hat to suit the occasion. For example, a straw hat may not be appropriate for a formal wedding, or a fedora to the beach.
Here are a few hats that I love. I think large brimmed hats are best for this tropical climate, protects your face from the sun - and it looks fashionable too!
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| Large brimmed hat made of synthetic fiber from Cambodia |
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| Round hat made of paper from Australia |
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| (Left) Fedora made of straw-like material. (Right) Super large brimmed hat. Both in a shop in Bangkok. |
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| Sun hat made of synthetic fiber from Cambodia |
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