Hat Buying Guides

Picking the right hat comes down to one thing: your face shape. A hat that looks great on someone else […]

If you have a pixie cut, you already know this problem. Most hats sit too high on your head and just look off.

Caps slide around because there’s space at the top. And if you have a smaller head or very short hair, it gets even worse.

Most people with a diamond face buy the wrong hat, and they don’t even realize it. They just follow trends and don’t think about what actually works for their face. They pick narrow brims that emphasize their cheekbones, or they wear flat crowns that make their forehead look tiny.

Most hats make your forehead look huge. This happens because your forehead is already the widest part of your face. A tight crown or narrow brim makes it look even bigger, and your chin

A lot of people with round faces just don’t wear hats. They’re afraid a hat will just make their face look like a big circle. Actually, it’s not your face that’s the problem. It’s just the wrong hat.

Everyone says an oval face can wear any hat. But most hats still don’t look right.

They make your face look long, or your head look small. The problem isn’t your face.

It’s the crown height and brim width.

Most winter hats aren’t made for short hair.

They slip off. They sit awkwardly. And when you take them off, your hair is flat and lifeless.

The problem?

Most hats are designed with long hair in mind.

Not every hat works in every type of weather. In the summer, some hats make your head feel hot and

Here is the brutal truth about hats for big heads: Most hats are made for average head sizes. Many people