Al Capone wore one. So did Winston Churchill and Ernest Hemingway. We are talking about the Panama hat, which is traditionally made in Ecuador. The elegant headwear woven from palm fibres ...

By the ’60s, the brand rose to popularity when its iconic Oysterman hat was featured on the notable noggin of Ernest Hemingway in photos for a profile in Life magazine. That singular hat became ...

Ernest Hemingway wore many hats in his enigmatic lifetime. He was a writer, a fisherman, a bon vivant, an expat, a father, a husband four times over and a philanderer. He was also, as evidenced by ...

Bill Cain is a dapper man. With his white beard and ubiquitous Panama hat on his head, he reminds me of Ernest Hemingway. Like Hemingway, Bill is a long-time expatriate, having left his native ...