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104 live deals in Hats, scarves & accessories (Fashion). Voted by real people, with price history wherever we can track it.

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Hats, scarves & accessories deals: what to know

Hats, scarves, belts, sunglasses, gloves and hair accessories, mostly from the same boutiques that sell the clothing. Small, cheap to post and often bundled into free-shipping thresholds.

Common searches: bucket hat, scarf, leather belt, sunglasses, hair claw clip, beanie.

Before you buy

  • Check hat sizes in centimetres; one-size hats fit a narrow range.
  • Sunglasses sold in Australia must meet the AS/NZS 1067 standard; look for the category rating (2 or 3 for daily wear).
  • Accessories are typically final sale when discounted; check before buying as a gift.

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What the specs mean

Hats, scarves, belts and sunglasses are sold on a measurement and a material. Sunglasses in Australia also carry a lens category under the mandatory standard, which matters more than the brand.

Size
Hats are sold by head circumference, belts by waist length, gloves by hand width, and 'one size' means the store did not say. Compare the measurement in centimetres; an adjustable hat band or extra belt holes widen the range.
Material
A '100% cashmere' wrap and a 'cashmere feel' acrylic one are different purchases. Look for the composition line; 'pure' and 'luxe' are not fibres.
Dimensions
Scarf and wrap sizes range from 180 x 25 cm to 230 x 110 cm, which decides how it drapes. Compare length and width together.
Lens category
Australian sunglasses must be labelled with a lens category: 2 and 3 are everyday sunglasses, 0 and 1 are fashion spectacles, 4 is not for driving. Check the category number and the polarised line; 'UV400' describes UV filtering, not glare.
Sun protection
A hat's UPF under the Australian standard is tested fabric protection: 15 minimum, 30 good, 50 and 50+ excellent. Look for a UPF figure and a brim width; a wide brim shades the ears and neck.
Made in
Handwoven and hand-loomed pieces from India and Nepal are listed as such. Read the origin line as stated.