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King Charles Launches Bucket Hats for Sandringham Carriage Driving Festival
The hats went on sale at the event held last weekend at the royal estate in Norfolk. They feature a Sandringham emblem and will be offered online.
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King Charles launched bucket hats as official merchandise for the Sandringham Festival of Carriage Driving. GB News reported that the hats were available for purchase at the festival held at Sandringham last weekend. The hats come in navy, cream, and grey.
Each costs £12 and carries a Sandringham emblem with an 'S' designed to resemble a horse topped with a crown. GB News reported that the items are planned to be made available for online ordering. The Sandringham carriage driving trials were established in 1982 by Prince Philip.
GB News reported that the festival has become an annual fixture in the equestrian calendar. Additional merchandise includes gilets, umbrellas, and polo shirts bearing the Sandringham name. GB News reported that the bucket hat style became associated with Liam Gallagher during the 1990s Britpop movement and Oasis's chart years.
Oasis announced their reunion last year. GB News reported that the announcement led to renewed interest in the accessory.
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