Que Calor Hand Fan

Spanish for Exactly How You Feel

Qué Calor means so hot, said the way you say it when the heat has properly won. Deep red, butter yellow lettering, a sentiment that needs no introduction anywhere warm.

Red that survives direct sun

A deep saturated red with butter yellow lettering, which is the combination that still reads in a photograph taken at noon. Most bright colors blow out in that light. This one holds, and given where you will be using it, that matters.

Folds flat, opens the second the terrace turns

16.5 inches open, 9 closed. It packs flat into a beach bag and comes out ready.

Behind the butter yellow lettering

FSC certified wood, 75% recycled cotton and polyester.

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Your vacation involves genuine heat. The cruise tender from ship to island, which has never once had air. Poolside cabanas, boat decks and resort dinners. Spanish afternoons where everything sensible has shut and you are still out in it.

Velvet pouch included.