St. Patrick's Day Top Hat
Product Details
St. Patrick's Day Top Hat product details:
- 9 1/2in wide x 12in long x 5in tall
- Felt
- One size fits most teens and adults
- Spot clean only
Product Warnings & Disclaimers
Intended for adult use only.
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Discover the Spirit of St. Pat's
Each year on March 17, the world goes green for St. Patrick’s Day. People wear green, choice beverages are turned green, and even famous landmarks, from New York to Tokyo, light up green in honor of this quintessentially Irish holiday. But you don’t need to be Irish, or religious, to join in the St. Patrick’s Day festivities. Paddy’s Day, as it’s affectionately called, is as much a celebration of life and the Irish spirit of optimism as it is a day to honor St. Patrick, the patron saint of the Emerald Isle. So on March 17, don your emerald finest, gather your friends and family, and raise a glass of green stuff to being alive and being together!
A Paddy's Day Toast
May you find your rainbow.
May you reach the end.
And see a patch o' shamrocks there,
And a pot o’ gold therein!
A Leprechaun Hat
There are many ways to wear green on St. Patrick's Day, some more festive than others. If you want more spirited attire, you can't go wrong with a green top hat. Often called a leprechaun hat, this headwear has become an iconic Paddy's Day accessory. Leprechauns, most famously a certain lucky, charming one, are usually depicted wearing just this kind of hat, along with a tail coat and buckle shoes. But as the Irish setter proves, a leprechaun top hat stands by itself as top-notch apparel.
Additional Details
- 9 1/2in wide x 12in long x 5in tall
- One size fits most teens and adults
- Sturdy upturned brim
- Soft felt belt and buckle applique
Decorative Gold
Irish folklore has it that leprechauns hide gold at the end of rainbows to ensure no human plunders their hard-won cheated treasure. A pot o' gold display is not only an attractive decoration, it brings a piece of Paddy's Day lore to life.
Green Galore
Stay pinch proof at the pub — wear green, and lots of it! Paddy's Day costumes tend to be on the sillier side, but stylish is ok too, as long as your mood stays silly. Pro tip: coordinate costume styles before pub jumping with a group.
Paddy's Day Display
Whether you host a St. Pat's party or not, a decorative display looks great and may even bring your home a little luck of the Irish! It doesn't take much to create a fabulous display: a leprechaun, some shamrocks, and a pot o' gold is already going above and beyond.