Scala Women's Acrylic Radar Hat

When it comes to finding the right hat, size is of utmost importance. Properly measuring your head size will determine your hat size and help you get the perfect fit. The best hat will not only look good, but it will feel good too. Before you buy your hat, make sure to measure your head and refer to the size chart.

To measure your head size, all you need is a measuring tape. Wrap the tape measure around the largest part of your head until the two ends meet at the center of your forehead, just above your eyebrows. Firmly hold the tape mid-forehead with your finger, not too tightly or too loose. This will help you determine precisely where your hat will sit for the most comfortable fit. Take note of the measurement from your tape and use it to find your corresponding size on the hat sizing chart.

If your measurement is in between sizes on the hat size chart, choose the next larger size. Even though our hat sizes are standard across the USA, there are various factors that can affect the fit of the hat, from the material to how much hair you have. A slightly roomier hat is much more comfortable and easier to pad than a hat that's too tight and gives you a headache. Don't worry if you have a large head – we offer hats in sizes up to XXXL.

The difference between men's and women's hats lies in the sizing. Men's hats are generally sized numerically or alphabetically, although some come in a "one size fits most" option. These "one size" hats fit heads with a circumference of 21½" to 23" (medium to large). Women's hat sizing is often one size fits most, with the style made in a standard size that can suit head sizes ranging from 21½" to 22¼" in circumference. Many of these "one size" women's hats come with an inner drawstring or band that can be adjusted to keep the hat in place.

Most "one size" hats for men and women come with an inner drawstring that allows you to adjust the fit. These inner drawstrings are usually found stitched into the sweatband itself with an extended piece of string or ribbon that you can tug. Pull gently to adjust the fit, which can tighten the hat up to two sizes. Hats without inner drawstrings often feature bands made of leather, elastic, or foam lining. In this case, you can still adjust the fit of the hat with sizing tape, which is the preferred method as it maintains the shape of the sweatband and inner lining without any damage.

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