Inesis Rain Weather Hat, Women's

Sophie, our product manager, presents the RW golf hat:

"On the golf course, you are sheltered by an umbrella most of the time. But you have to step out from under the umbrella to swing. So we wanted to offer real protection from the rain. Especially because the naturally posture of a golfer means rain runs right down your neck!"

Our design team tells the story of the creation of a golf hat:

"We started with the shape and came naturally to the sun hat shape, though the 1st few versions looked more like sombreros! The fabric is completely waterproof, and we worked hard to make sure the inner fabric was comfortable. The edges are wide, but not so wide so as to come into contact with the jacket. And the back of the hat is designed so that water runs off the outside of the jacket collar." Léa, designer, and Audrey, garment designer.

It's the details that make the difference

"A hat is the kind of feature that can make an outfit. So what are the features of your golf hat?

- The elastic strap keeps your hat in place while you play golf.

- Your hat is both waterproof to protect you from rain and lightweight to keep it from retaining heat.

- As well as being soft, the fabric inside of your hat stays in place, so you can forget about both it and the rain.

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A hat tested to brave the weather.

"To test and improve the rain hat, our design team worked with feedback from our golfers:

"We conducted usage tests with a dozen experts over a very cold, very rainy weekend in December. During the photo shoot the weather got even worse. This allowed us to test out these rain pants in the most extreme conditions" Sophie and Ludivine."

How should you care for your Rain Weather clothing?

"To get the most out of the water-repellent and waterproof qualities of your Rain Weather clothing, we recommend hand washing and avoiding machine washing as much as possible. Rinse thoroughly and allow to air-dry.

Finally, to restore the fabric's water-repellent properties, you can move your already-dry clothing to a tumble dryer and run a short program for synthetics."