Fanfreluche "Casquette" Hat Map of the World Linen Look Cotton Blend

Marsoni

M251S

$64.00

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Fanfreluche "Casquette" Hat Map of the World Linen Look Cotton BlendThis hat, handmade by local artisan Sue Scott, is called the "Casquette". The fabric is a mid weight linen look cotton polyester blend with a greige background enlivened by a decorative Map of the World printed motif in shades of taupe and blues. The shape is a classic eight part voluminous crown, with a front peak that protects from the sun. The trim is matching taupe and blue buttons on top which finishes off this hat beautifully. Fully lined. Size

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Very accurate scale, looks good in white, timer works nicely and I do like the concept of the ratio conversion. Shown in photos with 0 measurement drift over time, even without the silicone mat. To make this the best scale in the price range, I would change: - The auto timer function. Timing currently stops if you pick up the brew to swirl; you must completely restart the process if you do happen to pick it up. I would change that to only stop on user input (pressing a button). - The ratio conversion. Why offer XX.0 precision if you can only change the ratio in whole amounts? I'd suggest offering 0.1 increments, selectable with +/- buttons instead of cycling through. - The silicone mat is not well affixed and slides around. Kind of useless as-is and I just keep it off. I would wrap the whole thing around the measurement platform, similar to how the Greater Goods scale does it, to really keep it secure. It's not perfect, but for the price, it's a 4.5/5 for me. Rounding up to 5 since a 4 is considered "bad" by today's online rating standards.

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Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2025