Bunnings lists his large straw hat under ‘Harry Styles’ on his website

Harry Styles fans looking to get their hands on the iconic Bunnings straw hat that the British pop star wore onstage in Melbourne can now easily do so.

The hardware store has paid tribute to the huge star after he proudly displayed the $7 hat while performing his Love On Tour show at Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium on Friday night.

Bunnings didn’t miss a beat in capitalizing on the viral moment, as when customers type ‘Harry Styles’ into the search bar of his website, Bunnings’ large straw hat is the first product that appears.

This makes it easy for fans to get the same hat as their idol, but they may have to act fast as there is no doubt that it will now probably fly off the shelves.

The As It Was hitmaker wore the straw hat that has a green ribbon reading ‘Bunnings Warehouse’ as he sang a selection of his greatest hits for the crowd of 70,000.

When customers type ‘Harry Styles’ into the search bar of his website, Bunnings’ large straw hat is the first product that appears.

His legions of fans went wild over the heartthrob’s nod to the land of Down Under and noted the cultural significance of his endorsement.

Thousands of concertgoers captured footage of the memorable moment as hitmaker Watermelon Sugar danced up a storm onstage.

“@harrystyles has no idea of ​​the cultural significance of wearing a @bunnings hat,” wrote one fan via his Instagram story.

Even Bunnings’ official Instagram account thought the moment was “iconic.”

During the performance, which has since gone viral on TikTok, he wore a red sequined shirt with sparkly purple stripes and cherry red pants.

It’s not the first Australian tradition Styles has done on his Down Under tour.

During his set at HBF Park in Perth on Monday, the tattooed star wowed the crowd by doing a ‘shoey’, a vomit-inducing party trick that involves drinking a can of beer out of a shoe.

It’s commonplace for fans at concerts to yell ‘shoo-ey! Shoo-ey! in the hope that the artist will agree to participate in the tradition.

Even Bunnings’ official Instagram account thought the moment was ‘iconic’

Bunnings is a popular Australian hardware chain

Thousands of concertgoers captured footage of the memorable moment as the As It Was hitmaker danced up a storm onstage.

“This is one of the most disgusting traditions I’ve ever witnessed,” Harry said, before taking a swig from his $1,170 Adidas x Gucci shoe.

He has been wearing different colored versions of the shoe for almost every performance since the start of his ‘Love On Tour’.

‘I feel like a different person. I feel ashamed of myself,’ he said after the shoe.

‘It feels so personal. Such an intimate moment to be shared with so many people. I will discuss this with my therapist in depth.

He also tweaked his setlist by singing Daryl Braithwaite’s classic anthem The Horses.

Styles has been performing shows in Australia during his Love On Tour this month.

It’s not the first Australian tradition Styles has done on his Down Under tour. During his performance at HBF Park in Perth on Monday, the tattooed star wowed the crowd by doing a ‘shoey’: a vomit-inducing party trick that involves drinking a can of beer out of a shoe.

The singer said he felt ashamed of himself after making the shoe.

Melbourne’s massive queues began forming from the stadium to Southern Cross station from 4am on Friday morning before their first concert began that night.

Fans clad in sequins and feather boas were eager to start queuing early for a good spot in the general admission standing section to see the massive star.

He is scheduled to perform in Melbourne on Friday and Saturday, then the Gold Coast on February 28.

Their final shows in Australia will be in Sydney on March 3 and 4.

After that, Styles is expected to perform at Mt Smart Stadium in Auckland on March 7, the same night as the New Zealand census.

Harry will bring his production Love On Tour to Sydney on March 3 and 4