This Wool Tyrolean Hat is a traditional German accessory perfect for adding a touch of Bavarian flair to any outfit. The hat features a unique Edelweiss pin and brush decor, along with two other oins giving it a charming and authentic look. The green color and classic Tyrolean Hat style make it a versatile piece that can be worn for special occasions or everyday wear. Made in Germany, this hat is an exceptional accessory that is sure to make a statement.

Key Features:

1. Shape and Material:

• The hat is typically made from felt, wool, or a similar sturdy material.

• It has a structured crown and a narrow brim, often with a gentle upward curl.

2. Decorative Cord (Hatband):

• The green cord wrapped around the crown is a traditional decorative feature. It’s often made from braided wool or similar material.

3. Brush or Tuft (Gamsbart):

• The large dark tuft attached to the side is called a Gamsbart. It’s traditionally made from the hair of a chamois (a goat-antelope species) or similar animal.

• The Gamsbart is a symbol of hunting culture and masculinity in Alpine traditions, particularly in regions like Bavaria (Germany), Tyrol (Austria), and parts of Switzerland.

4. Metal Pin or Brooch:

• The small metallic pin typically features hunting-related symbols (like deer, rifles, or antlers), which reinforce the hat’s connection to hunting and Alpine culture.

Cultural Significance:

• This type of hat is associated with traditional folk dress (Trachten) worn in Alpine regions.

Size:

Many brands abbreviate and only show the whole number “7” before the metric size, even though the actual U.S. size is closer to 7 5/8. They rely on the centimeter number to be exact.

📏 61 cm converts to:

• - 24 inches

• US 7 5/8

US 7 5/8 (EU 61 cm)

That’s a Large to XL size.

Tagged 7 / 61 – Fits US 7 5/8 (61 cm / 24” circumference)

For a German-made hat, the 61 cm is the true size.

📏 What that means:

• 61 cm head circumference

• About 24 inches

• Equivalent to US 7 5/8

The “7” is often just a simplified U.S. reference number for export markets, but the 61 cm is the accurate European measurement.