In this video, we’re going to show you how to bring your hat back to its original, new condition. In the Conner Hat cloth selection, we’ve got quite a few materials. This is organic cotton, and this is a synthetic hat made from recycled plastic bottles. So there are two different techniques to approach these hats. I’ve intentionally selected some hats here that are a little bit wrinkled and a little bit beaten-up looking.

In this video, we’re going to show you how to bring your hat back to its original, new condition. The next material I’m going to show you how to revamp is straw. So I’ve intentionally chosen some really beaten up straw hats here. This particular one on top is a Western Shapeable straw hat. Inside the brim, there’s a wire so you can really shape the wire to get it back to the classic taco roll if you want to shape a western hat.

In this video, we’re going to show you how to bring your hat back to its original, new condition. The next hat we’re going to steam or reshape is a wool hat. Most hats that you probably own have a pinched crown or a round crown or some kind of a shape that a blocking machine has created.

Hi everybody, this is Will from Conner Hats. Today, I’m going to show you how to clean a straw hat. Everything you need to clean your hat is probably already around your house. If not, a quick trip to the local hardware or grocery store will do the trick. The Conner Hat range of straw hats, we have quite a few different materials. We have raffia straw, and this is a toyo, which is a paper straw.