There are 162 steps in the Akubra hat making process. Each hat passes through 50 pairs of hands. And there is one book that tells the story.
Akubra: Handcrafted History is part story, part myth, but 100 per cent icon. Richly illustrated with powerful historical and striking current images.
Priced at $69.95.
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Handbags are like shoes: you can never have too many! Akubra leather bags are made in Australia from super-soft leather and hides.
