Cora was inspired by Downton Abbey. This winter white wool felt boater hat was handblocked and trimmed with veiling and a silk flower. Cora is a classic hat which is perfect for tea, church or any event where you wish to look elegant.
Only one available.
Polly Singer hats are worn to events where ladies wish to stand out and be noticed. Excellent craftmanship distinguishes Polly’s hats from the crowd.
Sherry reminds one of the sky on a sunny day with billowing clouds. This percher hat features an organza flower and feathers. One of a kind.
Polly Singer hats are worn to events where ladies wish to stand out and be noticed. Excellent craftmanship distinguishes Polly’s hats from the crowd.
Susan is a delightful navy fascinator made from navy veiling. Trimmed with a luscious white rose and pink hydrangeas with a few feathers added, Susan is sure to make you smile! Perfect for Keeneland, the Kentucky Oaks or Derby.
Only one available.
Polly Singer hats are worn to events where ladies wish to stand out and be noticed. Excellent craftmanship distinguishes Polly’s hats from the crowd.
Featured in Southern Lady Magazine, Dvonna is a luscious white lace saucer hat worn on a headband with a stunning oversized pale pink silk rose. Perfect for Afternoon Tea, a wedding or any event where you want to dress up.
One of a kind.
Polly Singer hats are worn to events where ladies wish to stand out and be noticed. Excellent craftmanship distinguishes Polly’s hats from the crowd.
Catnip is a hand made silk leopard print fascinator. Polly artfully sculpted the fabric to create this elegant design.
Polly Singer hats are worn to events where ladies wish to stand out and be noticed. Excellent craftmanship distinguishes Polly’s hats from the crowd.
Megan is a royal blue wool profile cloche with veiling and a silk flower. Perfect for an afternoon tea with friends!
Named after Megan Richardson, the Chief Financial Officer, at Elmwood Inn Fine Teas.
The Sudeley is an elegant handblocked navy wool cloche featuring a white oversize silk rose and feathers. The stunning and fascinating Sudeley Castle has ties to Kentucky as the Chatelaine of Sudeley, Lady Ashcombe, was born in Lexington. From the Cotswolds Collection. .
