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Abundance Intention Hat Band

Abundance Intention Hat Band

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  • Small add-on components designed to attach to or accompany hats, Applied, tied, clipped, or placed onto the hat depending on design
  • Nature’s performance fiber.
  • Made with Biodegradable Animal Fibers

Full Product Details

 

By wearing our Tika band, you are calling in abundance into your life. Tika means Potato Flower in Quechua. This design shows the importance of potatoes to the Andes and its people. When you plant and nurture a seed, it will continue to grow and give you more than what you started with. The Andean people believe that if you respect or pay homage to the earth, it will reward you abundantly. By wearing this intention you will be reminded that abundance is all around you and you will look at the world in a new perspective.

Get your Tika Intention band to wear with your favorite Andeana Hat.

• 100% Handmade in Peru

• Materials: Blend of Alpaca and Sheep Wool

• Naturally Dyed, Handwoven by our Quechua Artisan partners in Huilloc and Patacancha, Peru. 

Materials & Care

This product is Made with Biodegradable Animal Fibers.
  • 🐾 Wool
Store hats in a cool, dry place. Brush gently to remove dust. Avoid moisture exposure. Intention bands can be removed and stored separately to protect their woven designs.

People & Planet Impact

Andeana Hats is a Women Owned brand from Cusco, Peru. Andeana Hats is committed to ethical production through deep partnerships with indigenous women’s weaving cooperatives in Peru and Guatemala. Their alpaca wool is naturally sourced and dyed using ancestral techniques, while their palm leaf hats are handmade using traditional weaving methods passed down through generations. The brand’s production model not only minimizes environmental impact but directly supports cultural preservation and women’s economic empowerment.

Fit & Style

How to Measure Your Hat Size

Use a soft measuring tape and wrap it around your head, positioned mid-forehead and above the ears. The measurement in centimeters will correspond to your hat size.

  • 55 cm — XS (Extra Small)
  • 56 cm — S (Small)
  • 57 cm — M (Medium)
  • 58 cm — L (Large)
  • 60 cm — XL (Extra Large)
  • 62 cm — XXL (Double Extra Large)
How to measure your hat size diagram

How to Measure Your Hat Size

Use a soft measuring tape and wrap it around your head, positioned mid-forehead and above the ears. The measurement in centimeters will correspond to your hat size.

  • 55 cm — XS (Extra Small)
  • 56 cm — S (Small)
  • 57 cm — M (Medium)
  • 58 cm — L (Large)
  • 60 cm — XL (Extra Large)
  • 62 cm — XXL (Double Extra Large)
How to measure your hat size diagram

Shipping & Handling

🚛 This product is fulfilled by Andeana Hats.

Hats are shipped in minimal, recyclable packaging from Andeana’s Peru-based workshop or U.S. distribution centers.

We offer free shipping on US orders over $40.  Some of our products are available internationally, please note that duties may apply and they are not included. 

All orders are processed within two business days of purchase.

Once shipped, estimated delivery times are:

  • 3–8 business days for items from U.S. brands.
  • 5–14 business days for pre-orders, if the item is available.

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About Andeana hats

Andeana Hats is committed to ethical production through deep partnerships with indigenous women’s weaving cooperatives in Peru and Guatemala. Their alpaca wool is naturally sourced and dyed using ancestral techniques, while their palm leaf hats are handmade using traditional weaving methods passed down through generations. The brand’s production model not only minimizes environmental impact but directly supports cultural preservation and women’s economic empowerment.
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What’s the difference between alpaca wool hats and palm leaf hats?

Alpaca wool hats are soft, warm, and breathable — perfect for cooler climates or statement wear. They’re handmade from naturally dyed wool sourced in the Andes. Palm leaf hats, on the other hand, are lightweight, structured, and ideal for sun protection — crafted using ancestral weaving techniques from Guatemala. Both are artisan-made and reflect deep cultural heritage.

How do I know my hat was ethically made?

Every Andeana Hat is handcrafted by Quechua or K’iche’ women in partnership with nonprofits like Awamaki and Mayu Mission. Your purchase supports fair wages, skill preservation, and the empowerment of indigenous artisans — no factories, no exploitation, just conscious craft with purpose.