The hat is back! 🤠 Akubra Hats | Lee Kernaghan

OUTBACK’s art director Peter Pap recently visited the Akubra Hats workshop in Kempsey, NSW, to capture how their iconic hats take form. His stunning photo essay appears in issue 154 of OUTBACK magazine. #outback #outbackmag #outbackmagazine #akubra #kempsey #craftsmanship | R.M.Williams OUTBACK magazine

12K views · 251 reactions | Making an Akubra Hats continues. Made right here in Australia. Part 7 - short and sweet, they are looking like hats, but still have a way to go before being finished. Check out the machinery used in this process. | Akubra Hats | Facebook

AKUBRA - Australian for hat! Check out part two in the making of an Akubra. #Akubraofficial #myakubra #australianmade #proudtobeaustralian You can now purchase your Akubra Hats direct: http://bit.ly/akubrashop | Akubra Hats

In the heart of Australia’s outback, the road to Mt Isa is more than dirt and bitumen, it’s a lifeline carrying stories, sweat, and spirit. Every red horizon, clang of steel gates, and golden dust cloud tells of a community bound by grit, tradition, and the thrill of the rodeo. Riders chase glory, families reunite, a town comes alive. It’s about mateship, late-night yarns, and quiet moments that linger long after the crowd fades. With every hat tilted against the sun, every hand on the reins, ev

A bit of Akubra history for the #FridayFlashback #akubraofficial #akubra | Akubra Hats

The history of Australia’s iconic Akubra 🐂 Photos & videos supplied: @someofsmudge @akubraofficial #Australia #Akubra #Outback #History | Outback Tom Australia

They’re a symbol of the Australian outback, but how exactly is an Akubra made? ​ It takes 14 rabbits, eight weeks and 60 pairs of hands to produce a single hat. ​ In a regional NSW factory, workers still rely on century-old machines to craft one of Australia’s most recognisable pieces of clothing. ​ By Kath Sullivan and Kevin May via ABC Landline Stream #ABCLandline now on ABC iview #Akubra #Hats #NSW | ABC Landline