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The Tyrolean hat is similar in shape to the Fedora. It is named after the the Tyrol region in the Alps and is typically made of felt with a corded hat band and a side feather.

They are a favorite during Oktoberfest festivities and can be adorned with various Edelweiss pins with feathers and boars hair, and an assortment of colorful hat pins.

Written by PinkyAGoGo


1936 Schiaparelli Tyrolean style hat  - Courtesy of the Metropolitan Museum of Art

1936 Schiaparelli Tyrolean style hat

Courtesy of the Metropolitan Museum of Art

1938 Schiaparelli Tyrolean style hat  - Courtesy of the Metropolitan Museum of Art

1938 Schiaparelli Tyrolean style hat

Courtesy of the Metropolitan Museum of Art

1940 Adrian Tyrolean inspired hat  - Courtesy of the Metropolitan Museum of Art

1940 Adrian Tyrolean inspired hat

Courtesy of the Metropolitan Museum of Art

1950s Tyrolean inspired fur and velvet hat  - Courtesy of decotodiscovintage

1950s Tyrolean inspired fur and velvet hat

Courtesy of decotodiscovintage

1950s-1960s Wormser Tyrolean inspired hat - Courtesy of thespectrum

1950s-1960s Wormser Tyrolean inspired hat

Courtesy of thespectrum

1950s Borsalino Tyrolean velvet inspired hat  - Courtesy of misterbibs

1950s Borsalino Tyrolean velvet inspired hat

Courtesy of misterbibs

1960s Genevieve felt Tyrolean inspired hat - Courtesy of myvintageclothesline

1960s Genevieve felt Tyrolean inspired hat

Courtesy of myvintageclothesline

1960s fur felt Tyrolean inspired hat  - Courtesy of myvintageclothesline

1960s fur felt Tyrolean inspired hat

Courtesy of myvintageclothesline

1960s Fritz Huckel Tyrolean hat  - Courtesy of misterbibs

1960s Fritz Huckel Tyrolean hat

Courtesy of misterbibs

1980s Tyrolean inspired felt hat -  Courtesy of myvintageclothesline

1980s Tyrolean inspired felt hat

Courtesy of myvintageclothesline