Brands We Carry

Curated labels and signature names shape this selection, offering a diverse mix of brands that bring unique style and quality to headwear and accessories. The collection includes iconic makers, contemporary favorites, and heritage labels crafted with attention to detail and design. Within Brands We Carry you’ll find thoughtfully chosen pieces that reflect a broad range of tastes across the Hats.com store.

  • Kangol

    Tropic™ 504 Ventair Flat Cap

    price$50.00
    22 colors
  • Kangol

    Tropic 507 Ventair Flat Cap

    price$60.00
    9 colors
  • top seller
    Kangol

    Cotton Twill Army Cap

    price$40.00
    9 colors
  • top seller
    Kangol

    Wool FlexFit® Baseball

    price$40.00
    20 colors
  • Kangol

    Washed Bucket Hat

    price$50.00
    13 colors
  • Kangol

    Tropic 504 Flat Cap

    price$50.00
    9 colors
  • Exclusive
    Kangol

    Tropic™ 504 Ventair USA Flat Cap

    price$50.00
    6 colors
  • new colors
    Kangol

    Wool 504 Flat Cap

    price$65.00
    20 colors
  • new colors
    Kangol

    Seamless Wool 507 Flat Cap

    price$70.00
    11 colors
  • top seller
    Kangol

    Tropic Ventair Spacecap

    price$50.00
    8 colors
  • Kangol

    Seamless Tropic 507 Cap

    price$50.00
    10 colors
  • Kangol

    Bamboo 507 Cap

    price$70.00
    5 colors

Frequently Asked Questions about Brands We Carry

Do hat sizes vary between brands?

Fit can vary slightly from one brand to another, even at the same listed size. Measure your head with a soft tape and compare it with each product's size chart instead of relying on the size you wear in another brand.

What's the difference between letter sizes and numbered hat sizes?

Numbered sizes like 7 1/4 match specific head measurements in small steps, while letter sizes like M or L each cover a range. Numbered sizes give a more precise fit for structured hats, and letter sizes are common for caps and softer styles.

Why do hat prices vary so much between brands?

Price usually reflects materials, construction, and where a hat is made. Fur felt, fine straw, and hand finishing cost more than wool, synthetic blends, or machine production. Consider how often and where you'll wear the hat when deciding what to spend.

Which hat materials are easiest to care for?

Cotton, polyester, and acrylic knits are the easiest, since most can be spot cleaned or gently hand washed. Wool felt needs regular brushing and should stay out of heavy rain. Straw and raffia need the most care, because water and crushing can damage the weave.

What should I check before buying a hat online?

Measure your head and compare it with the product's size chart, then review the brim width, crown height, and material listed in the details. Look at photos from several angles to judge proportions, and read the care instructions.