Give your next hat an unforgettable interior. This lining features golden-orange leopards lounging across bold color-block panels of deep burgundy red and dark teal-navy. Each leopard is finely speckled with rosettes and finished with a long, curling tail that winds between the figures, creating a playful, flowing rhythm.
The leopards face in alternating directions, so the pattern reads beautifully from every angle, on the crown tip and all around the side band. The smooth, lustrous finish catches the light and makes the colors glow, giving the inside of the hat a rich, luxurious look the moment it's tipped off.
This pre-sewn lining is ready to install, a great choice for hat makers who want a statement interior without the extra sewing time.
Design: leopards on burgundy and teal color blocks
Finish: smooth satin-style sheen
Material: Satin
Ideal for: fedoras, trilbies, top hats, and custom felt or straw hats
Colors may vary slightly depending on your screen.
Approximately 4.75" (12 cm) high and designed to fit most crown styles.
Easy to install—simply trim if needed and tuck neatly behind the sweatband. No glue required; optional Elmer’s School Glue, fabric glue, or Hollywood Fashion Tape may be used.
Made Orders for liners printed with your own logo.
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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.
Small hat (54 or 55 cm, US 6 3/4 or 6 7/8)? Our liners run a little small, so the 56 cm medium fits a 55 and a 54 hat with no problem. That is why most of our liners start at medium.
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.
