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▲Khadi fabric is called India’s “Fabric of Freedom”. In order to get rid of the Indian fabric market that was originally controlled by the British, Gandhi called on Indians to take off their foreign-made clothes and wear them instead. The khadi (traditional Indian handwoven cloth) method supported the independence movement. People began to spin, weave, and wear clothes made locally and by themselves, and thus became increasingly independent! Khadi is therefore not just a fabric in India, but also represents the spirit of an independent movement. Khadi is characterized by hand spinning and hand weaving, comfortable texture, looks exquisite and delicate, durable and long-lasting. In addition, Khadi fabric can be made of 500 yarn count. Such high count yarn cannot be made by machine. It is soft and breathable. The touch is comparable to silk! ▲Strictly selected Indian pure cotton material, coupled with the woodblock printing method in the Indian desert area, it is natural organic cotton, can be naturally decomposed, and is a natural fabric that cares for the earth. It is combined with plant dyeing colors to print beautiful flowers ▲Easy to carry when traveling, light storage ▲Can be used on both sides according to mood changes, just like having two hats ▲Cute shape, easy to wear, a wonderful experience of returning to nature ▲Sewn cotton inside, you can see the details ▲Wear forest hats and travel around the world together! ▲ Comes with hand-touch carton packaging, making it convenient for you to give gifts ▲Using the small objects around you, imagines a distant country, activates the 3D function of the mind, imagines that oneself is a free bird , It turns out that traveling is the most comfortable way of life. Wear a hat with a unique color and live a little hippie life occasionally! ▲Material: Cotton ▲Size: Hat height - 8.5 cm Hat brim width - 6.6 cm Because everyones measurement methods and positions are slightly different, sizes are measured horizontally by hand, and may vary depending on factors such as the elasticity of the fabric and the starting point of measurement. , there is a slight error from the actual size. The error size of ±3cm is the acceptable range of international inspection standards.