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Lory Black Flat Cap
Find your hat size
Measuring your head
You will need a tape measure and a mirror. Optional: Skip the mirror and use a friend. Place the tape measure around your head where the hat’s inner band will sit. Let the ends meet on your forehead. Make sure the tape measure is not too tight. Read the circumference from the tape measure.
Remember different hats sit differently on your head. You may even prefer to tilt your hat in a certain way. Measure so that your tape measure sits where the hat’s inner band will sit. Hats usually sit most comfortably about 1 cm above the ears.
If your head circumference is in the lower end of a size interval, a pair of hat sizers will ensure a snug fit.
Tips
- If you have no tape measure, you can use a piece of string and a ruler.
- If you have a hat that fits you well, you can measure the inner band of the hat, where the dome and the cylinder meet.
- In stock – Shipping SGD 6 - Free over SGD 105
- Shipping SGD 6 - Free over SGD 105
- In stock
- Return within 365 days - no questions asked!
- Lightweight, breathable linen for warmer weather
- Soft, comfortable cotton lining
- Constructed in Italy
Description
This linen flat cap for men is perfect for warmer weather. It’s both stylish and functional as it protects your eyes from the sun. The cotton lining is ideal for keeping you cool by wicking sweat away. Meticulously crafted in Italy.
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Customer Reviews
The product is exactly what it was supposed to be.Safe operator. Good!!
The product is very good and of good quality. Given the season, I expected the fabric it's made from to be thicker and suitable for early spring and late fall, but....
Lived up to expectations
It is a nice flat cap happy with it for my son
I already have this hat in another color and I am very impressed, hence this second one. Not cheap, but good value
I already have this hat in another color and I am very impressed, hence this second one. Not cheap, but good value
Good quality with excellent fit
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