Nomad Sari Floppy Straw Sun Hat – Moss Green

A floppy natural straw sun hat in moss green — a muted, nature-adjacent tone that suits outdoor settings and earthy wardrobes, with the same 34 × 35 × 28 cm floppy brim and 120g weight as the rest of the Nomad Sari hat range. What It Does Well Moss green is a desaturated, forest-floor tone — it reads as natural and unobtrusive in outdoor settings where a brighter colour would feel out of place. The soft brim droops to cast shade across the face and shoulders without wire or stiffening, adapting to the wearer's movement rather than holding a fixed shape. At 120g it's light enough for all-day wear without fatigue, and the natural straw weave allows air to circulate under the crown. Moss green pairs naturally with olive, khaki, cream, rust, and brown — a hat that works as part of a considered outdoor wardrobe rather than as a summer statement piece. Packs flat or rolled into a bag without permanent damage to the shape. Straw and Colour Natural straw coloured in a muted green tonal dye. Dimensions: 34 × 35 × 28 cm. Weight: 120g. Material: natural straw. One size. Origin: China. Minor variations in straw tone and weave density are typical of natural materials. Wearing and Storing It Works best in outdoor environments — gardens, countryside walks, hiking paths, and outdoor markets — where the green tone sits within the surrounding environment. Store flat or crown-down. Keep from prolonged rain. Common Questions Is moss green closer to grey-green or yellow-green?Moss green in this colourway sits toward the darker, slightly grey-green side of the spectrum — earthy and muted rather than bright or lime. It reads as a natural colour in daylight. Can hat be packed in a suitcase without getting ruined?Yes, with some care. Roll the brim loosely rather than folding it, and place it around the edge of the suitcase with soft items inside the crown. Natural straw has enough flexibility to recover its shape when re-formed by hand after unpacking. How do I clean a natural straw hat?Wipe surface dust with a dry or very lightly damp cloth. Avoid soaking or machine washing, which can warp the weave and cause the straw to loosen. Spot-clean only if needed, and allow to dry fully in a well-ventilated spot away from direct heat.