Packable Traveller Boonie Hat - Ranger

SUSSEX HATS LTD

£45

Built for practicality without compromising on style, this packable traveller boonie hat is perfect companion for outdoor pursuits. Its breathable construction, protective brim design, and secure fit features make it well suited to active use, while the collapsible crown ensures it can be easily stored and transported. A versatile choice for anyone seeking a functional sun hat for travel and everyday adventure. Ideal for trekking, gardening, coastal walks, and travel. Key Features Made from 100% durable cotton UPF 40+ sun protection rating Ventilated crown for improved airflow Moisture-wicking

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as SUSSEX HATS LTD, number 17096902. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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