Posts Tagged ‘Edie Hats’

Adorable animal hats and mittens from Delux have returned to Edie Hats for Fall! More than just a herd of pretty faces, these customer favourites are responsibly manufactured by a woman’s co-operative in Nepal.

Of all the glamorous women in recent history, who understood the expressive power of personal adornment better than Josephine Baker?

Delux hats are funky and functional with great new styles for Fall 2009. These easy-to-wear casual designs are affordable and very stylish.

Edie Hats is proud to provide National Geographic travel show host, Robin Esrock, with a durable and stylish new Stetson to accompany him on his next adventures.

Since 1998, Pure and Company has been offering hand knit cotton toques and hats that are designed in Canada and made in Thailand. Edie Hats is proud to support this company as they are committed to ethical and environmentally responsible business practice.

Edie Hats is a legendary tourist destination in Vancouver’s Granville Island. Last weekend, Mia Stainsby told everyone why. Her article on the special character of Granville Island and its appeal for both visitors and locals alike features Edie Hats and our Netloft neighbour, Blackberry Books.

In addition to their Fall 2009 collections for men and women, Brixton has grown to include a new Holiday Line featuring new colour and fabric offerings in the best-selling styles we wear and love so much. Watch for their arrival at Edie Hats in November 2009.

Protecting your skin from the sun doesn’t have to mean hiding in the shade. Today’s sunhats are not only stylish and dramatic; many offer at least as much UV protection as 50 SPF sunscreen.

When I first met Don McLeod on a busy weekend at Edie Hats, we connected instantly. Since then, our mutual passion for music, hats and mentoring young people has led us to develop an incredibly rewarding, nurturing collaborative friendship.

Visit Edie Hats and you will find, tucked in among the hats and gloves, draped here and there, a gorgeous selection of silk hand-embroidered shawls from Spain. This is evidence of Edie’s passion for flamenco, and she has been importing these beautiful Mantons de Manila for many years directly from Seville.