Hats & Caps

To find your hat size, use a soft measuring tape to measure around your head approximately one inch above your eyebrows and ears, where the hat will sit. Measure multiple times for accuracy. If you're between sizes, it's advisable to size up and use hat sizing tape for a better fit.

Generally, wearing hats does not lead to hair loss or damage. However, consistently wearing extremely tight hats that cause tension on the hair and scalp could contribute to hair loss over time, though this is uncommon

Store hats on a flat surface with the crown down or hang them on a wide, rounded hook to preserve their shape. Avoid leaving hats in hot environments, like inside a car, as heat can distort their form. Using a hat box for storage is also an effective way to protect your hats.

Yes, but always check the care label first. Most caps should be spot-cleaned with a damp cloth or hand-washed in cold water. Avoid machine washing or drying, as it can alter the shape and material.