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Sombrero

Sombrero is a traditional Mexican hat with a wide brim (Ãä) and a high crown. It provides shade to the wearer's head, neck and shoulders.

Fez hat

The fez hat is a brimless, flat-topped felt (¤òÀÖ) cap typically, but not always, with a tassel (¬yĬ) on the top of it. It is usually worn by Muslims or Turkish people.

Non la

In Vietnam, you can see the locals wearing Non la, the palm-leaf conical hat, which is also called the "rice hat" because of its history of rice growing.

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