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Stackhat
The Stackhat, originally designed as a generic sport safety helmet by CIG (Commonwealth Industrial Gases, now BOC) and then developed by Rosebank, was a bicycle helmet widely available in Australia in the 1980s. Due to government regulations and promotion by various State governments, the sturdy bright orange Stackhat had a near monopoly on bicycle helmets in the country for teenagers and children. Its distinctive design, initial release in a bright orange colour, ubiquitous ownership in the 1980s, and fast disappearance in the 1990s, have combined to make "The Stackhat" a defining symbol of the 1980s for Australians. While the variety of helmet colours expanded throughout the years, the design did not.
==Background==
Australia was the first country to introduce national standards for bicycle helmet safety.〔http://www.powerhousemuseum.com/collection/database/?irn=69132〕 The Stackhat was one of the first helmets to meet that proposed standard and was promoted heavily by State governments. An imaginative and colourful television campaign featuring Molly Meldrum riding through an early computer-generated model of the Sydney Harbour Bridge also cemented the helmet in popular imagination. The helmet was designed by well known Australian Designer Bryon Fitzpatrick who was inaugurated into the Australian Design Center in 2014, he has won many international design awards and currently resides in Brisbane Australia.
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