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What types of men's hats are there?

Men's hats come in various shapes. The most common are the beanie, the classic knitted hat, and the cap with a peak. The beanie sits close to the head and keeps you warm. It's made of knit, in a fine or chunky finish, sometimes with a wool or cashmere content. The cap has a firm peak and shields you from the sun. Which styles and colours are currently available is shown in the overview. Muted tones like black, blue and brown are typical, as well as lighter shades.

Which men's hats are on trend?

Simple, well-fitting styles look modern above all. A plain beanie in black, grey or blue goes with almost any outfit. If you like a bit more texture, choose a chunky knit or a style with a discreet logo. Among caps, classic baseball caps in calm colours lead the way. Eye-catching hats with a bold pattern or a bobble are more of a statement for particular occasions. What matters is that the hat suits your head shape and style, then it looks modern by itself.

Which hats work well with glasses?

If you wear glasses, it's best to pick a hat that doesn't slide too far down over your face. A beanie with a slightly looser fit can be put on so the arms of your glasses stay free and don't press. A cap works well too, because the peak sits above your glasses and doesn't touch them. What matters is that there's enough room between the edge of the hat and the arms of your glasses.

How do you wear a hat correctly?

How a hat sits best is partly a matter of taste. A beanie can be worn close to the head or loosely at the back, and a small fold at the edge looks tidier. It should cover the ears without being too tight. As a rule, the hat should sit firmly enough not to slip, but loosely enough not to press. On cold days it goes well with a scarf and gloves.

How do you wear a cap correctly?

A cap sits best when it neither presses nor slips. The peak classically points forward and shields your eyes from the sun. The size adjustment at the back, usually a strap or a snapback closure, lets you fine-tune the fit. How low the cap sits is a matter of taste.