Optimo Hats

Optimo Voices | Hanna Stilling Larsen

"Most of my clothes are associated with specific events: Dresses for parties, jumpsuits and jeans for work, and tracksuits for lazy Sundays. My hat? It goes well with it all."

For Hanna, her Optimo is more than an accessory—it’s a constant. A signature piece that moves seamlessly through every chapter of her day-to-day.

| Hat Specs |
Brim Width: 2 3/4"
Brim Edge: Raw
Crown Height: Standard
Ribbon Width: 1 1/2"

Optimo Voices | Marlon Harvey
Horseman. Mounted Patrol. A man with timeless style.

"I was born with an old soul. I have an appreciation for things from long ago—a time when things were built better, lasted longer, and were not expected to be replaced."

Marlon wears his Optimo with the same pride and purpose he brings to his work—rooted in tradition, built to endure. Marlon has an extensive Optimo hat collection, but he still wear this one. Purchased in the late 1990's, he's had this hat renovated many times over the last 25 years.

| Hat Specs |
Brim Width: 2-1/2"
Brim Edge: Bound
Crown Height: Medium
Ribbon Width: 1-1/8"

This past January we were honored to welcome the on their Chicago field trip for a tour of our workshop and downtown store. A gathering of true connoisseurs, appreciating the artistry, craftsmanship, and heritage that define Optimo.

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The Park Avenue in Celadon. This color is nearly sold out.

Newly restored vintage Optimo in a rich brown melusine finish from late 1990s. ​​​​​​​​
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The flat-top Porkpie, a classic 1950s style, in triple black.

A Silk-finished, center-creased custom fedora featured in our forthcoming book: The Art of the Hatmaker.

Vintage Optimo "Lords Hat" ​​​​​​​​
A Lords hat is a version of a Homburg minus a binding and with gentle pinch to the crown.

The Manhattan in Maroon. This color is not on the website but there are a few pieces left in the cellar available for order.

Introducing the man on the left: Justin Hummerston. He is the photographer and co-owner of Design Studio and Publishing House in Copenhagen, Denmark, Ehrhorn Hummerston. Since the beginning of the pandemic he has been visiting and traveling the world with Graham and the Optimo Team doing research for the forthcoming book on Optimo. ​​​​​​​​
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Stay tuned.​​​​​​​​
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Rush Street in silver cloud. A hybrid of the Porkpie and the Fedora named after the famous Chicago street offering the most vibrant nightlife entertainment outside Las Vegas during the 1960s and 1970s. ​​​​​​​​
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