Protective Sun Hats
Embrace the great outdoors with confidence and style, thanks to our selection of protective sun hats. Whether you're hiking a scenic trail, lounging by the beach, or enjoying a backyard barbecue, these hats are designed to keep you comfortable and shielded from the sun's rays. With a variety of styles and colors to choose from, you'll find the perfect hat to complement your outdoor adventures. Crafted with quality materials for lasting value, our protective sun hats offer durability and versatility for all your sunny day pursuits. Get ready to enjoy the sunshine safely and stylishly!
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Women's Sunday Afternoons Clear Creek Boonie Reversible Sun Hat
A reversible blue sun hat with UPF 50+, adjustable sizing, and a broad 3" brim.
Pros: Great fit Hidden pocket Effective UV protection Stylish design Adjustable sizing
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Adults' L.L.Bean SunSmart® Straw Hat
A lightweight green straw hat with UPF 50+ protection and a soft, flexible 3.75-inch brim.
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Women's Pistil Refuge Sun Hat
A lightweight, packable sun hat in juniper with UPF 50+ protection, adjustable cords, and excellent ventilation.
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Men's Pistil Trent Sun Hat
A lightweight green nylon sun hat with UPF 50+, moisture-wicking band, and ventilating mesh panels.
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Men's Pistil Refuge Sun Hat
A gray, adjustable sun hat with UPF 50+ protection, wide brim, and moisture-wicking sweatband.
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Men's Pistil Fiji Sun Hat
A handwoven tan sun hat crafted from papyrus with a leather chin strap and canvas trim.
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Adults' Cotton Bucket Hat
A classic blue bucket hat made from lightweight cotton twill with a sun-shielding brim and mesh sweatband.
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Adults' Tropicwear Baseball Fishing Hat
A green baseball-style hat with UPF 50+ SunSmart™ fabric, CoolMax sweatband, and breathable mesh.
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Adults' No Fly Zone Baseball Hat
A deep olive, lightweight hat with insect-repellent treatment, UPF 50+ protection, and moisture-wicking CoolMax sweatband.
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Women's Wide Brim Bucket Hat
A lightweight blue bucket hat crafted from breathable cotton basketweave with a wide 3.25" brim.



