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Akubra comes to Noosa: An icon lands on Hastings Street

There are few items more iconically Australian than the Akubra hat.

Worn by stockmen, adventurers, city folk, and bushmen alike, the Akubra is more than just a hat—it’s a symbol of Australian identity. And now this living icon has found a new home in Noosa, right on the vibrant and stylish Hastings Street.

For almost 150 years, Akubra has remained a symbol of craftsmanship, heritage, and rugged individualism. Every hat is handcrafted in Kempsey, New South Wales, and the process is as intricate as it is impressive.

It takes six weeks to make a single Akubra, involving 162 meticulous steps and passing through the skilled hands of over 60 craftspeople. These aren’t just hats, they’re heirlooms, designed to last a lifetime and built to be part of every Australian’s story.

Walking into the new Akubra store in Noosa, you’re stepping into a space that celebrates the brand’s rich legacy while embracing the spirit of modern Australia. Just as Noosa represents a blend of laid-back coastal living and high-end sophistication, Akubra balances heritage with enduring relevance. This is not fashion for fashion’s sake, this is heritage you can wear.

Akubra hats are built for exploration and handcrafted for toughness. Whether you’re hiking through the hinterland, enjoying a sunset by the beach, or simply walking the Noosa boardwalk, an Akubra is the perfect companion. It offers more than just shade from the sun—it carries the stories of Australia’s past and the promise of its future.

Born in Australia and made in Kempsey since 1876, Akubra encapsulates the very spirit of Australian culture — a culture of enthusiasm, courage, resilience, and boundless adventure. These are values embedded in every stitch and every fibre. For over a century, Master Hatters have honed their craft, ensuring every Akubra hat isn’t just a product, but a legacy.

The arrival of Akubra in Noosa is a celebration of this legacy.

Hastings Street is known for its unique blend of style, nature, and authentic Australian charm — qualities that align seamlessly with Akubra’s identity.

The store offers locals and visitors alike the opportunity to experience a piece of Australian history, to connect with the craftsmanship behind every hat, and to walk away with a timeless piece that’s as practical as it is iconic.

More than a hat, Akubra is a rite of passage, a trusted companion, and a symbol of what it means to live boldly and authentically in the Australian landscape. Whether you’re discovering Akubra for the first time or continuing a family tradition, there’s no better place to do it than in the heart of Noosa.

Akubra has stood the test of time. Now, it’s ready for the sun-soaked streets and endless horizons of Noosa. Visit Akubra on Hastings Street and find your forever hat.

For more information visit akubra.com.au

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