patchworkhat

noun
UK /ˈpætʃwɜːk hæt/
US /ˈpætʃwɜːrk hæt/

A hat made by sewing many small pieces of cloth together.

The scarecrow wore a colorful patchworkhat that flapped in the wind.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A hat assembled from leftover fabric scraps as a craft project.

For craft day, the children made a patchworkhat from old jeans and shirts.

3. A metaphorical label for a person or thing made of many mixed parts.

The startup was a patchworkhat of borrowed ideas and odd partnerships.

4. A traditional folk costume headpiece stitched from family fabric remnants.

Her grandmother's patchworkhat was passed down through four generations.