Let's be honest, having a larger-than-average head can make finding a hat that actually fits (and looks good!) a real challenge. I've been there, done that, and bought the ill-fitting hat. For years, I struggled to find anything that didn't feel like it was squeezing my brain or perched precariously on top of my head. It's a common problem, and after much trial and error, I've finally cracked the code. This isn't just about finding something that covers your head; it's about finding a hat that's comfortable, stylish, and makes you feel confident.
My initial struggles really came to a head (pun intended!) when I started getting more serious about golf. I needed a hat to protect me from the sun, but everything I tried felt either too tight or looked ridiculous. I remember one particularly sunny day on the course when my too-small baseball cap kept flying off with every swing. It was embarrassing and distracting! I knew I had to find a better solution. The standard one-size-fits-all approach definitely didn't work for me.
I started my search with the usual suspects: baseball caps. I always ended up with the last snap on the back looking like a slight V. A classic look? Maybe not on me. It just screamed, "This hat is too small!". I felt like I was constantly adjusting it, and it never truly felt secure. The search was frustrating, but I was determined to find something that worked.
That's when I stumbled upon Titleist hats. I'd heard that they were comfortable, and I decided to give them a try. What a revelation! I discovered that Titleist actually offers hats in larger sizes, which was a game-changer. I went to a local golf store, ready to try on everything they had. I'm just below a size 8, and most things simply don’t fit. After trying on what felt like dozens of hats, I found a few Titleist styles that fit perfectly. Finally, a hat that didn't feel like it was trying to compress my skull!
One particular style that I really liked was the Titleist Aussie hat. It not only fit well but also provided excellent sun protection, which is crucial for long days on the golf course. It's definitely a better option than a standard ball cap for keeping the sun off your neck and ears. I highly recommend trying one on in person to ensure a good fit, as sizing can vary slightly depending on the style. They can be a little pricey, but the comfort and sun protection are worth the investment.
My search didn't end with Titleist. I was still looking for more casual options that I could wear off the golf course. That's when I discovered the Under Armour Blitzing Low Men's stretch fit hat. I found one at a random golf course I was playing at. It comes in an XL/2XL size, which is perfect for my, shall we say, generously sized head. It's a comfortable, everyday option that I've been really happy with.
As the weather started to cool down, my attention turned to winter hats. Finding a beanie that fits comfortably and doesn't look too small can be another hurdle for those of us with larger heads. I've tried countless beanies that either slide off my head or leave a red mark on my forehead. It's not a good look!
Recently, I was browsing WholeCustomDesign Best Sellers and came across a really cute beanie that caught my eye. It’s the Winter Hats for Woman Thicker Beanies Bear Embroidery Knitted Cap. I was a little hesitant to order it online, as hat sizes can be tricky, but the description said it fit head sizes from 55-59cm, which seemed promising. I decided to take a chance, and I'm so glad I did! The beanie is incredibly soft and comfortable, and it actually fits my head without feeling too tight. The bear embroidery is a fun, playful touch, and it keeps me warm on chilly days. It has quickly become my go-to winter hat.
This orange beanie cap is also surprisingly versatile. I can wear it with casual outfits for a relaxed look, or dress it up with a more stylish coat. The quality is great, and I can tell it will last for seasons to come. I’m very happy with this purchase from WholeCustomDesign. If you're looking for a comfortable and stylish winter hat, I highly recommend checking it out. You can find it on the homepage.
Based on my experiences, here are some practical tips for finding hats that fit a larger head: