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 DimeHats LLC blends premium craftsmanship and innovation, creating unique hats that feature precision-engraved magnets made from both domestic and exotic woods. Each piece highlights the natural beauty and unique grain of fine materials like Ash, Maple, Ziricote, Zebrawood, and others — transforming every hat into a wearable work of art. Below you can find out more about the materials DimeHats uses.

 A dense, fine-grained hardwood native to dry regions of Africa, particularly Tanzania and Mozambique. Known for its deep purplish-black color and exceptional durability, it is prized for use in high-end musical instruments, fine woodworking, and luxury crafts. Its rich tone, smooth finish, and natural resistance to cracking make it one of the most sought-after exotic hardwoods in the world. 

 A rare and highly figured hardwood from Central America, valued for its deep reddish-brown hues, swirling burl patterns, and natural luster. Dense and resonant, it’s prized in fine woodworking, custom instruments, and luxury accents. Its intricate grain and durability make it a standout choice for decorative inlays and premium handcrafted creations. 

 An aromatic and richly patterned hardwood native to Morocco and parts of North Africa, prized for its golden to reddish-brown tones and tight cluster burl figure. Known for its natural luster and distinct cedar-like scent, Thuya Burl is often used in luxury woodworking, fine boxes, and decorative inlays, symbolizing craftsmanship and elegance. 

 A dark, dense hardwood native to Central Africa, recognized for its rich chocolate-brown color accented by nearly black streaks. Valued for its strength, texture, and dramatic grain, Wenge is often used in fine furniture, flooring, and custom crafts where bold contrast and durability are desired. 

 A strong, light-colored hardwood native to North America, known for its pale cream to light brown tones and straight, pronounced grain. Revered for its toughness and flexibility, White Ash is commonly used in furniture, sporting goods, and fine craftsmanship, offering both resilience and a clean, classic appearance. 

 A striking tropical hardwood native to West Africa, recognized for its pale golden to light brown background streaked with dark brown or black stripes resembling a zebra’s pattern. Valued for its bold visual appeal, strength, and durability, Zebrawood is often used in fine furniture, decorative veneers, and custom woodworking projects where dramatic contrast is desired. 

 A rare and visually striking hardwood native to Central America, known for its deep brown to almost black tones interlaced with dramatic, irregular streaks and swirls. Celebrated for its density, stability, and natural luster, Ziricote is highly prized in fine woodworking, musical instruments, and luxury custom pieces for its bold, artistic grain patterns.