Ember
$380.00
- Toquilla straw, sustainably harvested
- Artisanal weave, semi-fine
- Natural color, no dyes
- Diamond crown
- Exterior band | Vegan suede with stampede strap
- Interior sweatband | Cotton
- Crown height | 10 cm
- Interior reinforcement added inside the pinch for longevity and shape-retention
One of a kind, just like you
All of our products are custom and made-to-order by our talented artisans. Each hat and bag takes approximately 7-10 days to craft and is then shipped to our workshop in Ojai, California where we lovingly adorn with its finishing touches. NINAKURU Panama hats and bags are meticulously hand-woven in the Andean highlands of South America by a women’s fair trade cooperative, ensuring weavers receive dignified wages, health benefits, and educational assistance for their children.
Our Finishes
Toquilla straw
Lightweight and breathable, our authentic Panama hats are hand woven by talented women weavers using ethically sourced, organic toquilla straw, sustainably grown in the lush jungles along the Ecuadorian coast.
Genuine Leather Sweatband
Premium leather sweatbands meticulously crafted from supple sheepskin roan leather and lovingly hand selected for each custom-made piece.
Vegan Suede
High quality and surprisingly similar to real suede, vegan suede has a soft, velvety texture, is ultra-durable and stain-resistant.
Love in the details
Our attention to detail, meticulous craftsmanship and holistic quality is the foundation of our ethos and reflected in every piece.
Meet the Designer
Jennifer Moray is the owner and designer of Ninakuru. Jennifer has a special interest in advocating for women’s fair-trade collectives, cultivating restorative relationships with marginalized groups built on respect, dignity and self-worth. Jennifer is recognized for collections with a discerning eye for timeless designs founded in impeccable quality and meticulous details.
Meet the Weaver - Rosa
"One of the best life decisions I’ve made was to accept the invitation to become part of the co-operative of women weavers to contribute to the betterment of the quality of life of my fellow artisans."
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