The Sage Mahi Mahi Wide Brim Hat is made from a durable cotton with classic white stitching, a nostalgic nod back to your childhood summers spent by the beach. With UPF50+ sun protection, tested by the Australian Government agency ARPANSA, you couldn't be better protected from the harsh Aussie sun. Whether you call it a Mahi Mahi, Dolphin Fish or Dorado (Coryphaena hippurus), you can't go past this popular game fish for its striking shape. The classic outline is stitched into the front panel for a subtle ode to the Mahi Mahi. Perfect for windy days, these lids feature a broad brim, leather chinstrap adjuster and hidden ties inside for finding your perfect fit. Some may even call them the perfect noggin topper for long days in the sun.
About The Product:
The wide brim lids are available in one size and are designed to fit most head sizes, up to a 60cm circumference. They feature a hidden adjustable tie inside the headband, allowing you to customise the fit for maximum comfort.
Why We Love It Here at Odyssea:
❁ UPF 50+ sun protection rating
❁ 100% plastic free
❁ Unisex design
❁ It's the little details that make all the difference, like the hidden adjustable tie for the perfect fit
❁ Hand drawn designs created in Airlie Beach, QLD
❁ Soft washed cotton fabric for all day comfort
❁ Over $12,000 donated to ocean charities since 2021
Care:
Rinse your lid with fresh water after every ocean outing to keep it soft and avoid salt stains. If it's looking worse for wear (we're talking sweat marks, dirt or salt stains) a gentle hand wash with light detergent or mild soap should get them looking fresh again. Use cold water and avoid excessive rubbing. Air dry in the shade after washing.
About The Brand:
Designed in the Whitsundays, Pallion Point creates premium fish lids and socks for those who live by and play on the sea. Founded by ocean lover Ashleigh, each design is hand drawn and inspired by the iconic marine species Australians know and love. Ocean conservation sits at the heart of the brand. Since 2021, Pallion Point has donated over $12,000 to Australian and international ocean charities and currently contributes 1% of profits to Sharks and Rays Australia, supporting the conservation and research of endangered sharks and sawfish.
