Bob woman: Kangol, winter bobs and summer bobs

The women's bob in the department is worn all year round: bobs Kangol in boucle Bermuda, faux fur, Furgora, denim or houndstooth, Lahinch striped or bamboo, reversible Ripstop bob, and models from 47 Brand, Aigle and The North Face. From summer beach days to winter walks.

The bucket hat, from the seaside to the city

Long reserved for fishing and the beach, the bucket hat has made its way into city attire. Its brim that goes around the head protects from the sun and light rain, and its soft shape can be folded away in a bag.

The collection offers summer and winter bucket hats, made from very different materials.

Kangol bucket hats

The English brand Kangol, founded in 1938, is behind the essential bucket hats in the collection. It plays with textures to refresh a simple shape.

Bermuda

The Bermuda hat is known for its textured, raised fabric. The rounded Bermuda Casual is one of the brand's best-known styles, and the Bermuda Zig Zag adds a pattern.

Faux fur and Furgora

For winter, the faux fur bucket hat and the soft, fluffy Furgora keep you warm while remaining feminine. A stylish alternative to the beanie.

Denim and houndstooth

The denim bucket hat pairs well with a denim jacket or a summer dress. The Houndstooth, in houndstooth pattern, adds a more chic touch, especially with a wool coat.

Lahinch

The Lahinch, striped or made from bamboo, has a shorter brim for a sharper look.

The reversible bucket hat

The Ripstop Essential by Kangol is a reversible bucket hat: two colours, two looks. Its ripstop fabric, woven in a grid, is resistant to snags.

47 Brand, Aigle, and The North Face

47 Brand offers bucket hats in the colours of American sports teams. Aigle, a French outdoor brand, and The North Face provide more technical bucket hats, suitable for hiking and rain.

Which bucket hat for which season?

Summer: a lightweight cotton, bamboo, or denim bucket hat.
Rain: a technical bucket hat from Aigle or The North Face.
Winter: a bucket hat in faux fur, Furgora, or wool.
All year round: a reversible bucket hat for two styles in one.

How to wear a bucket hat?

Pushed down on the head, the bucket hat gives a relaxed look, very 1990s. Worn further back, it reveals the face. With bangs or loose hair, it frames the face nicely.

Bucket hat and outfit

A cotton bucket hat with a floral dress and sandals for summer; a faux fur bucket hat with a long coat and boots for winter; a denim bucket hat with jeans and a sweatshirt for the weekend. It fits all outfits.

The faux fur bucket hat

A trend in recent winters, the faux fur bucket hat replaces the beanie with a more fashionable look. It covers the ears, frames the face, and is worn with a short puffer or a long coat. The Furgora, lighter, offers the same softness.

Bucket hat on holiday

At the beach, at a festival, or hiking, the bucket hat protects the face and neck from the sun. It rolls up in a beach bag and comes out without losing shape.

Bucket hat in the city

In the city, a plain bucket hat goes with a trench coat, a denim jacket, or a short bomber jacket. It adds a casual touch to a classic outfit. With sunglasses, it becomes the accessory for sunny weekends.

The colours

Black and beige go with everything. Colourful or patterned bucket hats, striped or in houndstooth, brighten up a simple outfit. A white bucket hat lightens a summer look.

Choosing the right size

Measure your head circumference at the forehead. A bucket hat should fit comfortably without being tight: too big, it slips over the eyes; too small, it rides up. Kangol bucket hats come in several sizes.

Taking care of your bucket hat

A cotton or denim bucket hat should be hand washed in cold water and dried flat to keep its shape. The faux fur and Furgora should be brushed delicately. Avoid using a tumble dryer, as it distorts the brim.