Red Felt Fedora-Style Hat with Lacing and Ribbon Trim

This is a vibrant red felt hat, exhibiting a fedora-like silhouette with a soft crown and a moderately stiff brim. The primary material appears to be a fine-grained felt, possibly wool or a synthetic blend, giving it a somewhat fuzzy texture visible in close-up details. The dominant color is a striking bright red. A notable feature on the crown is a decorative lacing design, consisting of four brass or gold-toned eyelets arranged in a square, through which a red cord or narrow ribbon is crisscrossed to form an 'X' pattern. Surrounding the base of the crown, there is a distinct hat band made of a darker red, perhaps burgundy or rust-colored, grosgrain ribbon. This ribbon is tied into a bow on the right side (from the viewer's perspective of the hat's front), with its loops and trailing ends adding an element of classic hat design. The brim is relatively narrow and appears to be consistent in color and material with the crown. The overall construction suggests a mass-produced item rather than bespoke craftsmanship, given the straightforward lacing and ribbon application. There are no clear manufacturer's marks or signatures visible in the provided images. The hat appears to be in good used condition, with some minor surface wear and possible lint visible on the felt, particularly around the crown and brim edges, which is typical for a felt item of its type. The style could be from the mid-to-late 20th century or a contemporary recreation. The size appears to be for an adult, though specific dimensions are unascertainable from the image. The hand holding the hat gives some sense of scale, suggesting it's a standard wearable hat. The quality indicators point to a decent, perhaps entry-to-mid-range, felt hat.