1. Baseball Caps
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For a relaxed, easygoing vibe, baseball caps are a go-to option. These popular choices are known for their comfort, with mesh panels, curved or flat brims and adjustable closures.
2. Trucker Hats
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A specific style of baseball cap, trucker hats have a solid, often branded front panel and a breathable mesh back with a plastic snap closure and a curved brim.
3. Sports Caps
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Hats that are specifically designed for activewear typically are more lightweight and have sweat-wicking and quick-drying technologies.
4. Flat Caps
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Another staple of everyday wear is the flat cap, which has a small brim and a slightly puffy crown for a laid-back yet polished look.
5. Newsboy Caps
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If you prefer a hat with more personality, newsboy caps offer a similar aesthetic but with a fuller, rounder shape.
6. Beret
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Associated with French artists, a beret is a soft, round, flat-crowned hat, usually made of woven, hand-knitted wool, crocheted cotton, felt or acrylic fiber.
7. Beanies (Knit Caps)
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The close-fitting, brimless hat made of knitted material, is worn for warmth or as a casual fashion accessory. Called a tuque or toque in Canada, it comes in various styles like cuffed, slouchy or with a pompom.
8. Cloche Hats
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Some hats just stand out — like the cloche hat, a soft hat with a bell-shaped silhouette traditionally worn by women in the 1920s.