Required Item: Bucket Hats
Shining a spotlight on the key products defining each season, END. presents an edit of cult-favourite retro accessory: the bucket hat.
With a vestiary legacy that dates back to the start of the 20th century, the humble bucket hat has cycled in and out of fashion for decades; polarising popular opinion to become a paragon of eternal reinvention against all odds. The OG co-opting of suburban dads' style, what emerged as a sun-shielding addition to the fisherman's wardrobe has evolved to become an internationally recognised subcultural symbol - decades before Balenciaga transformed the once-mocked dad shoe into the sneaker statement of a generation. Woven through time as the raver's uniform during the legendary Summer of Love in Manchester to the go-to statement of music royalty Rihanna and Tyler, The Creator, the bucket hat is more than just an accessory: it's an icon. Placing a spotlight on this SS19 essential, END. presents an edit of the season's key bucket hats featuring styles from Y-3, Rick Owens, Valentino and more.
VALENTINO Grid Logo Bucket Hat VALENTINO Grid Logo Bucket Hat
NORSE PROJECTS Seersucker Bucket Hat NORSE PROJECTS Seersucker Bucket Hat
STAN RAY Bucket Hat STAN RAY Bucket Hat
Y-3 Bucket Hat Y-3 Bucket Hat
RICK OWENS DRKSHDW Bucket Hat RICK OWENS DRKSHDW Bucket Hat
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