It is funny how quickly hats go in and out of fashion throughout the years. Back in the day, as some fashion romanticists would always say, men never go out without hats. Maybe they are referring to the craze for fedora hats in 40s due to the reign of fedora hat-wearing gangster films like Scarface and Little Caesar.
Perhaps, one of the best names when it comes to the production of high quality hats for men is Borsalino. The quality of every Borsalino hat, since 1857, is unsurpassed. From its humble genesis in Alessandria, Italy under the guidance of founder Giuseppe Borsalino, the company became a brand synonymous with excellence.
After the death of Borsalino in 1900, the company exploded into an industry that produces one million hats on a yearly basis.
Despite the changes that came into the company, such its change of location in 1986, it never affected the supreme quality of every Borsalino hat that graces various social gatherings all over the world. As a matter of fact, among many Italian hats, Borsalino hat models became a status symbol that evokes world class style and excellence.
If you are a man of passion and fashion, it is only logical to dress up smart and with cutting-edge style. With a Borsalino hat, you can enhance your sense of fashion more than ever before. It does not matter if what you will wear is a felt hat, a Panama hat, or beret.
As long as it bears the name Borsalino, you can be sure that what you are wearing is made from the high quality materials. Apart from these, the production of every hat is monitored by experts so no low-quality hat ever reaches your favorite boutique.
The craftsmanship of Borsalino hats, until this day is often imitated but still unparalleled.
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