'Floral Racetrack' is a joyful, one-of-a-kind hat created in collaboration with Diana Rikasari, featuring a super soft vintage towel, and handmade crochet flowers adorned with secondhand beads.
Style: Scout, featuring a circular top and a short to mid-sized brim.
Size: Medium 55-58cm
Diana Rikasari is an upcycling trailblazer, author, fashion designer and all round legend. We decided that our new Re/lax Remade Rescue hats - which take otherwise age worn towels and resuscitate them into nostalgic bucket hats - were a perfect blank canvas for her colourful, dopamine-dripping world view.
Think vintage and secondhand Barbie accessories, beads from broken bracelets, gummy bear pins, ribbon rosettes, Y2K smileys, crochet flowers from vintage knee blankets, and patches from her kids' old clothing. These are Diana’s personal junk drawer trinkets, hand sewn by her onto Re/lax Remade Rescue hats, at her home studio in Switzerland.
Wearable art that’s sentimental and nostalgic, while being future minded about how we want our world to be. 
Please measure your head before purchasing to avoid disappointment. We suggest measuring at an angle from your forehead to the largest part of the back of your head. Please note that as each towel is unique - some thicker, some thinner, some denser, some fluffier - the exact measurements will differ slightly, and each hat will fit and feel unique.
The vintage materials used may show signs of their past life: this is not considered a fault, rather colour in their story.
As each hat is one-of-a-kind, I have given each one a number. There will never be another.
The Scout features a circular top and a mid-sized brim.
Top 100% cotton, lining 100% linen.
Fits size M: 55-58cm. Please measure your head before purchasing to avoid disappointment. We suggest measuring at an angle from your forehead to the largest part of the back of your head. Please note that as each towel is unique - some thicker, some thinner, some denser, some fluffier - the exact measurements will differ slightly, and each hat will fit and feel unique.
The vintage materials used may show signs of their past life: this is not considered a fault, rather colour in their story.
