Willow Lane
Genuine Horsehair Braided Hat Band with Double Tassel - Red Roan
Pickup available at Circle A (Elk City)
Usually ready in 24 hours
Product Description
Genuine horsehair, handwoven the traditional way.
The Genuine Horsehair Braided Hat Band with Double Tassel is built for a traditional western hat band with real cowboy heritage. It's built from genuine 5-strand horsehair with a double tassel, handwoven in Ecuador. Colors and patterns vary slightly piece to piece. Hat not included.
Key Benefits
- Genuine horsehair, handwoven in Ecuador
- Held on with an adjustable closure
- A traditional western hat band with real heritage
Product Details
- Material: genuine 5-strand horsehair with a double tassel
- Color: Red Roan
- Closure: an adjustable closure
- Fits most adult felt and straw hat crowns
- Handwoven in Ecuador
- Hat not included
FAQ
What is it made of? It's made with genuine 5-strand horsehair with a double tassel.
How does it fit on my hat? It uses an adjustable closure and fits most adult felt and straw hat crowns.
Will mine look exactly like the photo? Natural materials vary, so the color and pattern on yours will be slightly unique.
Can I layer it with other hat bands? Yes — it's easy to stack with feather, leather, chain, or beaded bands.
SKU#WL-BHH01R
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Frequently Asked Questions
What payment methods can I use?
Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, Diners Club, JCB, Maestro and UnionPay cards, plus Shop Pay, Apple Pay, Google Pay and PayPal. Shop Pay Installments lets you split eligible orders into payments.
Can I make changes to my order after it’s been placed?
We do everything we can to fulfill orders quickly and if you contact us before we ship it out we can make changes.
How To Return My Items?
How to Start a Return
To request a return, contact us at support@circleawestern.com.
Approved returns must be shipped to:
Circle A Western Wear
3000 W 3rd St
Elk City, OK 73644
If you request a prepaid return shipping label, a flat $20 label fee will be deducted from your refund.
