How to Find Your Big
Size
One size fits all (shaking our heads) or most is not the case. To be sure you have the best fit possible, don’t guess, measure your big noggin’ to get the right fit/sizing.
Measuring your head:
Measuring your head: Using a flexible tape measure, position the tape in the back of your head, then come over your ears and bring around to the front of your head (about 1/4 inch above eyebrows). Where the 2 ends meet will be your inches and then divide by pi 3.14. This is your head size translated for headwear. Make sure and double check your measurements. If you don't have a cloth measuring tape then use a string and put to a hard measure tape to get your total inches. Don't hesitate to reach out to us directly to assist. We are here Monday - Friday 9am to 4pm Central 1-888-244-4323 or email us at [email protected].
Turning your measurement into a size:
The chart below will show your hat size based on your measurement in either inches or centimeters.
Recommendations based on size:
Now that you know your hat size you may still wonder which cap is best for your head.
Although all of our adjustable caps fit sizes from 2XL through 4XL if you are more than 25 ¾” or an 8 ¼ we recommend our 4XL Flexfit caps. Flexfit caps have stretch not only in the headband, but across the crown as well making them very comfortable for our most Cranially Endowed Customers.
If you are 24 ¼” or a 7 ¾ you may want to start with our adjustable caps. Although the 2XL Flexfit will fit you, its
stretch may make the cap feel too loose.
All of our caps are not only larger
in circumference, the depth and bill size are proportioned for a better fit too.
Structured or Low Profile:
Another factor in the comfort of a
cap is whether it is a structured cap or a low profile cap.
Structured caps have additional material in the
front two panels over the bill. These
caps will maintain their shape on their own.
They do sit a little away from
your forehead.
Low Profile caps are also called unstructured or slouch style. The caps do not have any structured or additional material in the front panels of the cap. These caps will “slouch” when laid on a flat surface. These fit a little closer to your head, but are still properly proportioned for our bigger sizes.