Beghe
Beghe: Jute
Medium brim hat made of Jute. Inner circumference is decored with labelled elastic tape.
Composition: 100% Jute
Color: Natural
Brim Lenght: 9 cm
Crown Height: 12 cm
Designed and handmade in Florence, Italy-Jute is an organic and environmentally friendly fibre that makes it possible to create hand-woven hats with stripes of material sewn together.
If you are not sure of your size please send us the circumference of your head, we will be happy to suggest the right size.
Beghe: Jute
Medium brim hat made of Jute. Inner circumference is decored with labelled elastic tape.
Composition: 100% Jute
Color: Natural
Brim Lenght: 9 cm
Crown Height: 12 cm
Designed and handmade in Florence, Italy-Jute is an organic and environmentally friendly fibre that makes it possible to create hand-woven hats with stripes of material sewn together.
If you are not sure of your size please send us the circumference of your head, we will be happy to suggest the right size.
Beghe: Jute
Medium brim hat made of Jute. Inner circumference is decored with labelled elastic tape.
Composition: 100% Jute
Color: Natural
Brim Lenght: 9 cm
Crown Height: 12 cm
Designed and handmade in Florence, Italy-Jute is an organic and environmentally friendly fibre that makes it possible to create hand-woven hats with stripes of material sewn together.
If you are not sure of your size please send us the circumference of your head, we will be happy to suggest the right size.
Reinhard Plank
Reinhard Plank's path began in Vienna, with his studies of industrial design and early investigations into the relationship between human beings and objects, as well as the interrelationships between people. Currently, he works in his atelier near Florence, surrounded by nature and surrounded by his team. His creations show how individuals deal with the idea of personal space, protecting or challenging it.
Observation, experimentation and lightness are the key elements that animate each of Reinhard Plank's creations. When the hat mold is lifted, there is no return. Discarded matter, rejected ideas, and all imagined possibilities no longer exist. What remains is only what must remain. Knowing how to give something up, that is the secret of all creation.
