1. Plural of jipijapa; lightweight straw hats woven from the fibers of a tropical American plant, traditionally made in Ecuador.
Usage: Often called Panama hats, though they originate from Ecuador; The singular form is jipijapa

Examples

• The market vendor sold colorful jipijapas to tourists visiting the coastal town.
• Ecuadorian artisans have crafted jipijapas for centuries using traditional weaving techniques.
• During summer, many people wear jipijapas to protect themselves from the sun.
• The shop displayed dozens of jipijapas in various shades and styles.
• Authentic jipijapas are tightly woven and can last for many years with proper care.