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IKEA Drops Limited-Edition Bucket Hat Inspired By Its Famous FRAKTA Bag

By Thanussha Priyah, 30 Sep 2020

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Besides its lineup of Swedish furniture and home furnishing, IKEA has dipped into fashion—this time releasing a new limited-edition bucket hat that will have all hypebeasts lining up to get their hands on it.

The latest product, called KNORVA, comes in IKEA’s signature colors: blue and yellow. The material is the same as the one used in its classic tote bags copied and propelled into the fashion world by Balenciaga.

Priced at just US$3.99, the headgear is described on IKEA’s website to provide “protection from the sun and rain.” It is also said to be easy to clean with a simple rinse and dry.

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The exclusive item is produced in limited quantities, so best get your hands on it if it is on your bucket list.


Image via IKEA



[via LADBible, cover image via IKEA]
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