Bakuri is an anthracite cordobés hat with a trimming made from vintage woolen fabric from Italy. This is Maleza’s attempt to design a more “urban” cordobés, eliminating the classic grosgrain ribbon and shortening the brim. This hat is made from upcycled felt. The interior is lined with homemade orange clay satin, hand stamped with a hot foil rosemary branch and black leather sweatband, sewn in by hand.

Merzouga is an open crown hat, handcrafted from upcycled felt, with a burnt orange look. The trimming is made from vintage orange fabric and the inside fitted with a black leather sweatband with hand stamped hot foil logo in gold. Javier lived in Morocco for several years. The name “Merzouga” is a reference to a small Moroccan town located in the Sahara Desert, near the border with Algeria, the gateways to Erg Chebii, a huge expanse of sand dunes.

Godot is Maleza’s extra tall open crown hat with a flat brim. It is coffee bean coloured, a rigid design with a heavily distressed look. Small tribute to the place where nothing happens, nobody comes, nobody goes. The hat is handcrafted from upcycled felt. The inside is made with a greyish khaki satin lining and a black leather sweatband with hand stamped hot foil logo in copper, sewn in by hand.

The colour of this flat crown cordobés tries to imitate the colour of rusty iron. The hat is handcrafted from upcycled felt and the trimming from distressed orange fabric. Tacande means "scorched earth" in Guanche, an extinct language that was spoken by the first known inhabitants of the Canary Islands. This hat is Maleza’s personal memory of the adventures living there, surrounded by the dark quietness of the unpredictable volcanoes.

Lua, Hawaiian for crater, is an attempt to create a summer hat that matches almost any face. The hat is made from bao, fibres of the baobab tree, hand dyed with rubia tinctorum and nogalina. The trimming is made from recycled Tencel. Because Maleza dye their materials themselves, every Lua is different, varying in colour from light yellow to reddish brown. The trimming is treated in order to achieve a waxed and wrinkled finish characteristic to Maleza’s creations.