Vision Safe Tanami Breeze Wide Brim Sun Hat
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Catalogue details
- Catalogue configurations
- 29
- Colour
- Black, Bone, Khaki, Navy, Silver
- Size
- Extra Extra Extra Large, Extra Extra Large, Extra Large, Large, Medium, Small
Description and applications
The Tanami Breeze is a structured dress hat designed for professionals requiring a formal appearance without sacrificing sun safety. Made in Australia, this headwear is constructed from single-sided cotton drill bonded to an open cell foam laminate and finished with a nylon interior lining. It is suitable for outdoor work environments where a polished look is necessary. The hat features a high crown and a tapered peak, ensuring a crisp silhouette. To manage heat and moisture, it includes an open mesh gusset for ventilation and an integrated absorbent lining across the brow. The 9cm brim is reinforced with a wire support and cotton tape, maintaining a flat, professional shape while shielding the wearer from UV exposure. This product is available in 29 different combinations of size, colour, and packaging to suit various site requirements.
Features
- Australian-made cotton drill with UPF 50+ rating
- Wire-supported 9cm brim for a flat, formal profile
- Ventilated open mesh gusset for airflow
- Internal nylon lining and moisture-absorbing brow band
- Available in 29 size and colour variants
The Tanami Breeze is a structured dress hat designed for professionals requiring a formal appearance without sacrificing sun safety. Made in Australia, this headwear is constructed from single-sided cotton drill bonde...
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