Tuesday, October 18, 2011

T1 Tilley's Basic (Special Order)

T1 Tilley's Basic (Special Order) Review


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The cotton-duck Hat that started it all. With its downward-sloping brim shading the wearer's forehead and ears, it offers about the same amount of sun protection as the wider-brimmed T3 Hat. The AMC American Cancer Research Center has tested all Tilley Hats and certified that they block 98% of harmful UVA and UVB radiation, and provide the highest certification rating of Ultraviolet Protection Rating (UPF) 50 . Measurements: Front of the brim: 2-1/2"; back: 2-1/4"; sides: 2". Certified sun protection. Stays on in the wind using the wind cord, even while skydiving! - Won't shrink - Floats: closed-cell foam in the crown - Secret pocket in the crown: carry ID, cash or credit card - Repels rain and mildew resistant - British brass grommets and snaps - Includes a 4-page Owners Manual Hat Sizing: Tilley Hats fit more comfortably than other hats. To find your size, simply use a tape measure to measure around your head in inches, just above your eyebrows (do not pull tight). Order options are given in inches and hat size. If you already know your regular hat size, please order one size larger when you order your Tilley. Tilley's Guarantee: If you ever succeed in wearing out your Tilley Hat, send us the remains and we will replace it free. Upon purchase, your Hat is covered by a two year, all-peril, 50% deductible, Hat Insurance Policy to take the pain out of loss or irreparable damage. Fabric Story: Constructed of strong, soft, 10-ounce cotton duck which is specially treated to make it water repellent and mildew proof. The cotton is mercilessly pre-shrunk before it is cut and sewn.Washing Instructions: Machine wash in warm or cool water. Do not use bleach. Smooth and reshape the Hat by hand and set it out to air dry. Available in Natural only and only thru special order. Sizes 7- 8 (fits up to 8 3/8). Special orders usually take 5-8 days to ship.


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