Find the Perfect Hat, Now!

Snow Precision
Oct 14
2 min read

Finding the perfect hat can be surprisingly difficult—what seems like a simple accessory quickly becomes a quest for the right balance of style, fit, and function. Every head is shaped a little differently, and not all hats are made with that in mind. We're here to make it easy.

Step 1: Bills

Typically, when it comes to hats, there are two common styles: flat-billed hats and curved-billed hats. Flat-billed hats have a straight, stiff brim that gives off a more modern or urban look, while curved-billed hats feature a rounded brim that fits more naturally to the shape of the head and face, often associated with a classic or sporty style

More Info: Both styles serve fashion and function, and the choice between them usually comes down to personal preference and cultural trends. Typically, when it comes to hats, there are two common styles: flat-billed hats and curved-billed hats. Flat-billed hats have a straight, stiff brim that gives off a more modern or urban look, while curved-billed hats feature a rounded brim that fits more naturally to the shape of the head and face, often associated with a classic or sporty style. Both styles serve fashion and function, and the choice between them usually comes down to personal preference and cultural trends.

Step 2: Panels

Hat panels are the individual fabric sections that make up the crown of a hat, particularly in styles like baseball caps. The most common configurations are 5-panel and 6-panel hats.

Note: This hat is missing the seam in the center of the hat.

Note: This hat features a center seam.

Note: This hat does not have a center seam on its extra panel on its face.

Step 3: Backing

Hat backing refers to the material used on the back panels of a hat, which can significantly affect its style, breathability, and function. There are two common types: fabric backing and trucker mesh.

Note: This hat features a breathable Trucker Mesh backing.

Note: This hat features fabric backing.

Step 4: Closures

Hat closures refer to the mechanisms used to adjust the fit of a hat, especially on baseball caps and casual hats. The main types include snapback, velcro, strapback, and fitted (closed)