Size: Large 7 1/4 (58cm) 22 3/4"
Give your felt or straw hat a luxurious upgrade! This premium abstract parrots hat liner adds a smooth, comfortable finish to any crown. Made from lustrous, sturdy satin fabric, this liner is ideal for DIY hat restoration and professional millinery projects.
Benefits for the Hat Wearer:
Enhanced Comfort: The soft, silky-smooth surface minimizes friction and adds a comforting layer between your head and the hat.
Protective & Sturdy: The firm fabric helps maintain the crown shape while protecting your hat from moisture and oils.
Elegant Finish: The beautiful solid color and abstract flower design provide a professional, upscale look to the inside of your hat (perfect for fedoras, western hats, and bowlers).
Easy Installation Instructions:
Placement: Insert the liner into the crown.
Trimming (optional): If needed use sharp scissors to carefully cut the fabric to your desired depth, allowing approximately 1/2 inch of material to sit under the sweatband.
Attachment: The liner’s sturdy body holds its shape, allowing for a secure "no-glue, no-sew" fit. For a permanent attachment, use Elmer's School Glue or a specific fabric glue.
Product Details:
Type: Solid Fabric Hat Lining / Millinery Supply
Liner Height: 4.75"
Size: Large 7 1/4 (58cm) 22 3/4"
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Which size should I order?
Start with 58 cm (US 7 1/4). If you are holding one size only, this is the one that covers the most hats: right for medium and large, and it will still go into a small hat.
For proper coverage, hold three: 56 cm (US 7) medium, 58 cm (US 7 1/4) large, 60 cm (US 7 1/2) extra large.
Going up adds coverage. Going down loses it quickly. A liner that is too small does not reach the sweatband, so it pulls against the crown and lifts away. A liner that is a little too big is not a problem, because the extra takes up as soft fullness behind the sweatband where nobody sees it. It stops looking crisp only when you go far bigger than the hat.
When you are between sizes, go up.
