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New temporary exhibition ´What our hands have made`

New temporary exhibition ´What our hands have made`

Next saturday, 9th April, the Hat Museum will open its new temporary exhibition entitled "What our hands have made".

During many years the hatters of S. João da Madeira have created thousands of hat's models and brands.
True artists in the production of felt hats, they dressed the heads of the Portuguese and many other people around the world.
Aristocrata, Cantoneiro, Capeline, D' Aviz, Dallas, Derby, Garbo, Hollywood, Lord and Vacas Malhadas were some of the models produced by them.
This exhibition intends to explore not only the diversity of men, women and children’s hats produced in S. João da Madeira but also some of the most curious advertising of these companies.

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