Fedora
A fedora was a hat with a wide brim to protect from the sunlight.
Worn by the Doctor
The Fourth Doctor wore a dark brown fedora. (TV: Robot) Eventually he replaced it with a dark green one. (TV: The Brain of Morbius) He also wore a burgundy one, (TV: The Leisure Hive) up to his death after the Tremas Master's Entropic Enterprise. (TV: Logopolis)
The Seventh Doctor tried a copy of the Fourth Doctor's burgundy fedora before going for a cream Panama hat with a scarlet paisley band. (TV: Time and the Rani) He also wore a white fedora with a paisley band, (PROSE: White Darkness) that he had had made especially for him. (PROSE: First Frontier) He also wore a grey fedora when he spent time in Chicago during 1929. (PROSE: Blood Harvest)
When the Twelfth Doctor visited Las Vegas, he donned a fedora at Clara Oswald's insistence. (COMIC: Gangland)
Worn by Companions
John Riddell, an Edwardian hunter, wore a dark brown fedora, when he met Queen Nefertiti and helped rescue dinosaurs on a Silurian Ark during 2367. (TV: Dinosaurs on a Spaceship)
River Song wore a mocha fedora when solving a mystery in Vienna and 107 Baker Street during the 1920s, (AUDIO: Whodunnit?) and during an adventure on New York during 1938. TV: The Angels Take Manhattan)
Worn by Others
The Dream Lord wears a chocolate brown fedora when he taunts the Eleventh Doctor, Amy Pond, and Rory Williams during the beginning of the Eknodine assault. (TV: Amy's Choice)
Diagoras wore a black fedora when he was gathering recruits from Hooverville during the Dalek Cult of Skaro's Human Hybrid Incident. (TV: Daleks in Manhattan)
Oscar Botcherby wore an ivory fedora when he and Anita met the Sixth Doctor, Peri Brown, and Jamie McCrimmon after seeing Sontaran Group Marshal Stike's scoutship fly over. (TV: The Two Doctors)
John Ellis wore a chocolate brown fedora. (TV: Out of Time)
The Abzorboloff wore a coal black fedora when posing as Victor Kennedy. (TV: Love & Monsters)
Artie Berger, a piano musician, wore a chocolate brown fedora when helping to capture a sound monster on 1946. (AUDIO: Fright Motif)
