The Making of a Christys' Hat

Established in 1773, Christys' are committed to the use of traditional craftsmanship, which ensures that each of their hats is of the very finest quality. One of the only hat brands in the world to continue British production, Christys' is committed to keeping traditional millinery techniques alive for future generations. We visited the Christys' factory in Oxford to discover each stage that goes into the making of these exceptional hats.
Find our range of Christys' Hats in store in our Menswear Department.

[@meganevans1042]

its wonderful to see a hat made with such finesse and craftsmanship, unfortunately there are some very amateurish instructions on you tube and its nice to see a bit of professionalism!

[@Nachos11]

Love the whole process. Top quality. Love to visit the workshop!

[@ryhtz]

I enjoyed that. Thanks.

[@lalamus]

Great video, very informative! Makes me enjoy my Christy's hat even more!

[@foulard1]

great hat maker

[@drichard123]

Thank you!

[@daddycavefish]

mate is the headband real leather

[@davidchereneimmel8820]

a one time proud hat maker, now like so many others sell outs and high percentage of these hats made in china... even there beloved Bowler hat.

[@NganKim1]

too many stages, see a STETSON video seem to be shorter

[@heinzguderianbutmoreyounge9659]

Steson and christys is tottaly different

[@dibaz1]

They don’t tell you what it’s made from? I heard it’s made from thousands of bugs/fly’s/beetles??
Do Christies still exist in England??

[@dawnqwerty]

The music is horrible

[@asambi69]

I don't think Christys' hats are very high quality. Made in china.