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PARASISAL STRAW

Parasisal Straw is a premium natural fiber traditionally used in haute couture millinery. It is handwoven from fine sisal (a plant from the agave family), known for its strength, lightness, and beautiful natural sheen.

This luxurious material allows for precise shaping and creates hats that are both elegant and breathable — perfect for special occasions and summer wear.

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MICHÆTT
Gift Voucher Sale priceFrom $400.00 AUD
Cream parasaisal straw cocktail hat with black and cream sinamay leaves for Victoria Derby Day by MICHAETTSide view of cream parasaisal straw cocktail hat with sculptural sinamay leaves by MICHAETT
Parasisal straw
Ivory Noir Sale price$550.00 AUD
Velvet noirVelvet noir
Parasisal straw
Velvet noir Sale price$580.00 AUD
Handcrafted charcoal parasisal cocktail hat by MICHAETT featuring hand-shaped sinamay petals and vibrant fuchsia feathers.Handcrafted charcoal parasisal cocktail hat by MICHAETT featuring hand-shaped sinamay petals and vibrant fuchsia feathers.
Parasisal straw
Fuchsia Voltage Sale price$450.00 AUD
Handcrafted royal blue parasisal cocktail hat by MICHAETT featuring a hand-shaped powder blue silk flower, delicate foliage, fine birdcage veiling and a sculptural silhouette, designed for race days, weddings and special occasions.Side view of the Blooming Mist handcrafted royal blue parasisal cocktail hat by MICHAETT, showcasing the sculptural silk flower, delicate foliage, fine veiling and elegant curved silhouette.
Parasisal straw
Blooming mist Sale price$565.00 AUD
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Parasisal straw
Lady of the horizon
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Black Swan
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Parasisal straw
Scarlet Breeze Sale price$420.00 AUD

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