The story behind the birth of Kangol and the creation of the iconic cap.

Meet Nadia Valavanis, founder and creator of BSVII ( BS- seven), who fuses her love of psychology and craftsmanship to turn her customer’s stories into stunning creations.

Meet couture milliner Maor Zabar whose atelier is based in Tel-Aviv, specializing in surreal and unexpected pieces of art to wear atop your head.

Meet Vintage loving British based Hong Kong Hat Maker who trained at the Schola Academy with SuperDuper Hats.

Meet Peter Robert Hornskov, whose childhood fascination with Indiana Jones led him to become a hat-maker by reverse engineer a 100-year-old hat to reveal its secrets.

Meet Ben Greengrass from creative agency ThoughtMatter, who work collaboratively to understand and articulate each brand’s ambition and what makes them unique in their category.

Meet multi-disciplinary Sweedish Artist working in; Art, Fashion, Design, and Architecture.

Meet Milliner and Headpiece Artist who trained in the Hat and Flower Department at the Royal Danish Theater.

Discover Lucy’s exciting mixture of Haute Couture and streetwear. Explore how the influence of Reggae music and lifestyle has sculpted her fascinating headwear career.

Discover the history of one of the worlds most iconic hats.

Learn about the intriguing history of 3 comical hats.

Meet Irene Obeso-Martin; owner, designer, and hat-maker based in Madrid, who creates cityscape hats inspired by her travels

Meet Yanin Dominguez and Georgina Dominguez the founders of Cado Hats from Chihuahua, Mexico

Meet Matteo and Veronica, who founded SUPERDUPER in 2011, born out of a shared love of hats.

Meet Liis Kalda from Tallinn, Estonia who creates scultural hats with cloud-like multifoil shapes on top.

B.M. Franklin fuses classic silhouettes and modern aesthetics to craft pieces reflecting the individuality and personality of the wearer.

Simon and Mary’s is a family story that spans two continents, seventy years and four generations; it’s a tale about love and the legacy of hats.

Discover the stories of the last remaining World War II survivors in their own words.

Amina Marie Hood is a milliner based out of Kansas City, Missouri. Growing up in the Virgin Islands has added a unique perspective to Amina’s sculptural style and attention to detail.

Meet Karema Deodato, who trained with Janet Linville, the head milliner at The Metropolitan Opera, and whose mother inspired her love of hats.