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Furfelt
- - Plain furfelt
    Plain surface
  - Peachbloom
    Velvety surface
- - Melousine
    Long piled surface
    - Cones
    - Capelines
  - Furfelt with spikes
    Rustic style
    - Cones
  - Suede
    Suede surface
- - Soleil
    Shiny surface
    - Cones
  - Special effects furfelts
    Printed, embossed, etc.
- - Beaver
    Beaver & Nutria furfelt
    - Beaver Capelines
    - Nutria Velours Capelines
  - Cashmere
    100% Cashmere furfelt
    - Cashmere Capelines
  - Assortments at off prices
    - Special Items - Furfelt
Woolfelt
- - Plain woolfelt
    Plain surface
- - Golden Fleece
    - "Golden Fleece" Capelines
  - Wool-Velours
    Velvety surface
    - Capelines
  - Special Effect Woolfelts
    Printed etc.
- - Boiled Wool
    Knitted boiled wool
    - Cones
    - Fezes
- - Prefab Hats
    Blocked woolfelts
    - Prefab woolfelt hats
  - Assortments at off prices
Straw
- - Sisal
    from the sisal agava
  - Ecuador Panama
    from the toquilla palm
- - Antique Florentine
    from tuscan wheatstraw
  - Sewn Milan
    from wheatstraw braids
    - Sewn Milan Capelines
    - Sewn Milan Capelines, fine & extra
  - Sinamay
    from banana straw
    - By the meter
    - Capelines
- - Seagrass
    from seagrass
    - Twisted
    - Plain or crochet
  - Raffia
    from the raffia palm
  - Paper
    from paper yarn
- - Ramie
    from china grass
    - Capelines
  - Bao
    from the baobab tree
    - Capelines
  - Buntal
    from the buri palm
    - Capelines and Cones
  - Braids
    for sewing
    - Wheatstraw braids
    - Other braids
- - More Straw
    - More straw
  - Prefab Hats
    Blocked straw
    - Prefab straw hats
  - Finished Hats
    - Straw finished hats
  - Assortments at off prices
Others
- - Grosgrain
    - Grosgrain ribbon
- - Other Ribbon
    - Other ribbon
- - Stiffener
    - Straw hat stiffener
- - Various
    - Lining
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Sewn Milan Capelines

Milan Capelines (“Sewn Mottleds”) are made from wheatstraw braids. The superfine ones cost a fortune, but even standard grades – as shown here – have a price, increasing year by year. The braids are sewn together using machines that are 100 years old.

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