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Spring/Summer 2020 AMERICANA SIZES: S/M, L/XL Spring/Summer 2020 AMERICANA SIZES: S/M, L/XL Americana 2 Braids 3 Ribbon Braids 13 Straw 15 Casual 17 Occasion 19 Pantropic 21 All hat sizes are 1SFM, unless otherwise noted. B1609H LAURA II All material contents listed exclude trim. 2 3/8” BRIM • Grosgrain ribbon trim IVORY/BLACK*, • Adjustable sweatband IVORY/NAVY, • LiteStraw® finish S/M, M/L • 100% straw • Made in the USA of globally sourced materials CUSTOMER SERVICE USA CUSTOMER SERVICE BETMAR NEW YORK SHOWROOM & DISTRIBUTION CENTER 411 Fifth Avenue, 2nd Floor 110 E. Main Street, Adamstown, PA 19501 New York, NY 10016 Tel: 800-859-4653 Fax: 888-428-7329 Tel: 212-981-9900 EUROPE CUSTOMER SERVICE Tel: +44(0) 1946 810 312 Fax: +44(0) 1946 811 087 PROUD SPONSOR OF AMERICAN MADE MATTERS® The styles, Laura II & LiteStraw® w/ Faux Leather Obi, are compliant with the standards of the Federal Trade Commission for Made in the USA of globally sourced materials. A portion of the proceeds from UPF 50+ hats will benefit the Colette Coyne Melanoma Awareness Campaign. As per the CCMAC, in order for the hats to qualify as SPF50+ the hat must have a brim minimum of 2 1/2”. Open weave styles do not qualify for SPF. _ _ Laura II Ivory/Navy Betmar® and LiteStraw® are registered trademarks of Bollman Hats. 2 BRAIDS BRAIDS B1899H GOSSAMER MINI B176 GOSSAMER 3” BRIM 3 1/2” BRIM • Medium brim & round crown • Medium brim & round crown • Charcoal adjustable sweatband • Charcoal adjustable sweatband • UPF 50+ Sun Protection • UPF 50+ Sun Protection • 50% paper, 33% polypropylene, 17% polyester • 50% paper, 33% polypropylene, 17% polyester • BLACK, DENIM MULTI, NATURAl, WHITE • BLACK, DENIM MULTI, NATURAl, WHITE 45% paper, 35% polypropylene, 20% polyester 45% paper, 35% polypropylene, 20% polyester BLACK BLACK BLACK MULTI DENIM MULTI BLACK MULTI DENIM MULTI DESERT/NATURAL ECRU LAVENDER/CHARCOAL LEMON DESERT/NATURAL LAVENDER/CHARCOAL LEMON NATURAL NAVY RATTLESNAKE NATURAL RATTLESNAKE WHITE TROPICAL MULTI TRUE RED WHITE 3 4 BRAIDS BRAIDS B166 CLASSIC ROLL UP 4” BRIM • Up turn brim and round crown • Charcoal adjustable Sweatband • UPF 50+ Sun Protection • 50% paper, 33% polypropylene, 17% polyester • BLACK, NATURAl, WHITE 45% paper, 35% polypropylene, 20% polyester B1944H CATHERINE 3 1/4” BRIM • Round crown medium brim B1945H MARIE • Round crown wide brim 3 1/2” BRIM MULBERRY MULTI*, • Charcoal adjustable • Pleated grosgrain ribbon NAVY*, TAN PINK MULTI sweatband trim • UPF 50+ sun protection • Charcoal adjustable • 50% paper, sweatband 30% polypropylene, • UPF 50+ sun protection 20% polyester • 79% paper, 12% polypropylene, 9% polyester BLACK BLACK MULTI DESERT/NATURAL B1947H MARTINE B1948H FRANOISE FRONT: 2 1/4” BRIM • Round crown short brim FRONT: 3” BRIM • Round crown short brim BACK: 2” BRIM • Pearl & gold embellishments BACK: 1 3/4” BRIM • Gold embellishments NATURAL/BLACK*, • Charcoal adjustable BLACK/GOLD*, • Charcoal adjustable NAVY/LT. GREY sweatband NATURAL/GOLD sweatband • 68% paper, • 56% paper, ECRU LAVENDER/CHARCOAL NATURAL 18% polypropylene, 17% polypropylene, 14% polyester 14% metallic, 13% polyester B1950H BEATRICE B1951H CLAUDINE 4 1/4” BRIM • Wide striped brim 3 1/4” BRIM • Medium brim boater BLACK MULTI, • Charcoal adjustable BLACK, • Grosgrain & bow trim BURGUNDY MULTI*, NATURAL* RATTLESNAKE WHITE sweatband • Charcoal adjustable RATTLESNAKE MULTI • UPF 50+ sun protection sweatband • 37% polypropylene, • UPF 50+ sun protection 37% polyester, 26% paper • 87% paper, 13% polyester Catherine Marie Martine Franoise _______ Beatrice _______ Claudine 5 Pink Multi Tan Navy/Lt. Grey Natural/Gold Black Multi Rattlesnake Multi Black 6 BRAIDS BRAIDS B1914H KIKI B124 DUNEWOOD VISOR B1910H RIVERIA B1096H TRICIA FRONT BRIM: 3” 3 3/4” PEAK • Round crown cloche 4” BRIM • Wheat braid flat crown 2 1/2” BRIM • Round crown cloche BACK BRIM: 1 3/4” BLACK, • Grosgrain bow trim • Charcoal adjustable BLACK, • Grosgrain ribbon trim BLACK MULTI, • Grosgrain ribbon HONEY*, NATURAL/BLACK, • Terry sweatband sweatband NATURAL* • Charcoal adjustable ECRU MULTI*, band & bow NATURAL NATURAL, • 100% straw • 100% paper straw sweatband NATURAL MULTI • UPF 50+ sun protection NATURAL/WHITE* • UPF 50+ sun protection • 100% polypropylene • 100% straw B1812H ST. TROPEZ B1902H PALMA B1701H SELENA B1134H RAMONA 4 1/4” BRIM • Wide brim round crown 5 1/4” WIDE BRIM • Round crown wide brim 3 3/4” FLOPPY BRIM • Wide brim round crown 4 1/2” FLOPPY BRIM • Wide brim round crown IVORY MULTI*, • Color block under brim NATURAL/BLUE*, • Charcoal adjustable BLACK, • Self band & horsebit trim LIGHT GREY MULTI*, • Faux leather band NATURAL MULTI, • Charcoal adjustable WHITE sweatband NATURAL*, • Charcoal adjustable NATURAL MULTI , • Charcoal adjustable NAVY MULTI sweatband • UPF 50+ sun protection WHITE sweatband NAVY MULTI, sweatband • 90% paper, 10% polyester • 100% paper straw • UPF 50+ sun protection RATTLESNAKE, • 88% paper, • 88% paper, 12% polyester TANGERINE MULTI 12% polyester B1431H DEMETRIA B1703H PORTO B1811H BARRET 5” BRIM • Wide brim round crown 3 1/2” BRIM • Color block wide brim fedora 4” BRIM • Wide brim round crown WHITE/BLACK, • Cord trim NATURAL/BLACK, • Charcoal adjustable BLACK/BROWN*, • Grosgrain band trim WHITE/NATURAL , NATURAL/CORAL*, • Charcoal adjustable sweatband NATURAL/WHITE • UPF 50+ sun protection _____ Porto ______ WHITE/NAVY* sweatband WHITE/NATURAL • UPF 50+ sun protection • 80% paper, 20% polyester • UPF 50+ sun protection • 50% paper, 17% polyester, • 88% paper, 12% polyester 33% polypropylene Natural/Black White/Natural Kiki ______ Dunewood Visor ______ _____ St. Tropez ____ Palma _____ Demetria _____ Riveria _____ Tricia _____ _____ Selena _____ ______________ Ramona _____________ Barret Natural Black Natural Natural/Black Navy Multi Natural Multi White White/Black White/Natural Black Black Multi Natural Multi Black White Tangerine Multi Natural Multi Navy Multi Rattlesnake Natural/White 7 8 BRAIDS BRAIDS B1900H BLANCHET B1552H JASMINE B1735H AUDREY 3 1/2” BRIM • Medium brim fedora 3 3/4” BRIM • Medium brim 5 1/4” BRIM • Wide brim hat AUBURN SAND*, • Knotted trim CHARCOAL/SKY*, • Ribbon trim NATURAL/BLACK, • Grosgrain band & bow DENIM MULTI, • Charcoal adjustable sweatband IVORY/BLACK, • Charcoal adjustable NAVY/BLACK*, • Adjustable sweatband NATURAL • 45% paper, 35% polypropylene, NATURAL/MULBERRY sweatband WHITE/NATURAL • UPF 50+ sun protection 20% polyester • UPF 50+ sun protection • 30% paper, 30% polyester • 80% paper, 20% polyester 40% polypropylene B1449H JOANNE B1557H LORA B1815 ELLERY 1 3/4” SNAP BRIM • Snap back braid fedora 5 1/4” BRIM • Color block braid 3” BRIM • Wide brim fedora IVORY MULTI, • Grosgrain ribbon NATURAL/TURQUOISE*, • Charcoal adjustable BLACK, • Looped trim & hardware NATURAL, • Side bow trim NAVY/NATURAL, sweatband BROWN MULTI, • Charcoal adjustable RATTLESNAKE* • 55% paper, 45% polyester WHITE/NATURAL, • UPF 50+ sun protection NATURAL* sweatband • 100% paper • UPF 50+ sun protection • 80% Paper, 20% Polyester B687H MARIBEL B1809H MANCHESTER B1946H CHRISTINE 3 1/4” BRIM • Crochet round crown 3 1/2” BRIM • Boater hat BLACK/SAND* • Houndstooth beret NATURAL/BLACK* • Upturn braid brim NAVY MULTI* • Grosgrain ribbon trim S/M, L/XL • Charcoal adjustable • Charcoal adjustable • Charcoal adjustable sweatband sweatband sweatband • 97% paper, 3% polyester • 95% paper, 5% polyester • UPF 50+ sun protection • 75% paper, 25% polyester ____ ____ ___ ___ ___ ___ ____ ____ ____ ____ ___ ___ Blanchet Clara Joanne Lora Audrey Ellery Denim Multi Natural Ivory/Black Natural/Mulberry Natural Ivory Multi Navy/Natural White/Natural Natural/Black White/Natural Black Brown Multi 10 9 RIBBON BRAIDS RIBBON BRAIDS B1718H CORSICA B880H DONNA B3261 COCONUT RING SAFARI 4 1/2” BRIM • Wide brim round crown 5” BRIM • Asymmetrical brim 4” BRIM • Wide brim round crown NATURAL/WHITE, • Charcoal adjustable BLACK MULTI*, • Self bow trim BLACK, FUCHSIA, • Coconut ring trim NAVY/WHITE* sweatband SAND MULTI • Charcoal adjustable NATURAL*, • Grosgrain sweatband • UPF 50+ sun protection sweatband PERIWINKLE, • UPF 50+ sun protection • 50% paper, 50% polyester • UPF 50+ sun protection WHITE • 100% polyester • 60% paper, 40% polyester B1820H MORGANE B1841H MALTA B213 CLASSIC SUNSHADE 4 1/2” BRIM • Round crown 3” BRIM • Round crown 4” BRIM • Upturn brim & round crown WHITE* • Knotted grosgrain trim NAVY*, POPPY, • Back bow trim BLACK, • Grosgrain sweatband • Charcoal adjustable SUNSHINE • Charcoal adjustable BRIGHT CORAL*, • UPF 50+ sun protection sweatband sweatband NAVY, WHITE • 100% polyester • UPF 50+ sun protection • 100% Polyester • 100% Polyester B1906H ATLANTIS B1915H REVERSIBLE ROLL UP 4” BRIM • Ribbon braid & round crown 3 1/2” BRIM • Reversible ribbon braid NAVY* • Grosgrain sweatband NAVY FLORAL, • UPF 50+ sun protection • UPF 50+ sun protection WHITE* • Grosgrain sweatband • 100% polyester • 83% polyester, 17% cotton ____ ____ ____ ____ _______ _______ __ __ ___________ ___________ _______ _______ Corsica Donna Malta Rev.Roll Up Coconut Ring Safari Classic Sunshade Navy/White Natural/White Black Multi Sand Multi Navy Poppy Sunshine Navy Floral Navy Floral (rev.) Black White Periwinkle Fuschia Natural Black Bright Coral Navy White 13 14 STRAW B1830H TULUM B1705H MONACO 5” BRIM • Flat crown wide brim 3” BRIM • Medium brim fedora MULTI* • Grosgrain & tassels trim IVORY/BLACK* • Grosgrain side bow • Charcoal adjustable • Charcoal adjustable sweatband sweatband • 100% paper straw • 100% paper straw B1907H ABBEY 5 1/4” BRIM • Crochet round crown HONEY, LINEN* • Upturn braid brim • Grosgrain ribbon
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