Pirate Hats

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Pirate Hats The Piece That Completes the Costume The classic pirate hat is the tricorn (also spelled tricorne), a hat whose wide brim is turned up on three sides into a triangle around the crown. It was mainstream fashion in the late 17th and 18th centuries, worn by soldiers, gentlemen, and naval officers, which is exactly why successful pirates wore them: a fine cocked hat was captured status, worn like a flag. Epic Armoury's are handmade in leather with lacing around the brim, in black or brown and sizes S to XL, and the collection rounds out with headwear for every other kind of sea rover, from corsair turbans to wide-brimmed drifters. No pirate costume is finished until the hat goes on, and a leather one outlasts a decade of events. Choose Your Tricorn Simple Leather Pirate Tricorn: The honest workhorse. Clean, plain leather that does everything a tricorn should at a friendly price: the right first hat, and the right hat for a crew. Pirate Hat: The captain's tier. Thicker leather, richer detailing, and a design that reads as authority across a battlefield. When the hat is the centerpiece, this is the one. Pirate Hat, Faux Leather: The same swagger, animal-free, with weather resistance to match. The vegan and budget-friendly route to the full silhouette. All three come in black for sharp, dangerous authority or brown for the weathered look of long voyages and salt air, in sizes S, M/L, and XL. Not Every Pirate Wears a Tricorn Turban Jafar: The Barbary corsair and desert-port look, in black/blue or black/red, sizes S/M and L/XL. Pair it with a curved blade from our [pirate swords] and you've sailed a very different sea. Witch Hunter Hat: A wide, weathered brim for the drifter who came aboard with a past: part sea dog, part wanted poster. Top Hat: For the airship pirate. Fantasy settings don't stop at the waterline, and a top hat over a pirate coat is the fastest route to a steampunk sky-captain. Why Leather Is Worth It The hat is the most visible piece of your cos