Hats
Hats
What Is the Warmest Hat Material?
The warmest hat material is wool, especially merino, which insulates even when damp, with fleece-lined hats and thick acrylic or wool-blend knits close behind. Warmth comes from trapping air, so...
Read more →Custom Hats for Boat Dealers & Marinas
Custom hats for boat dealers brand the showroom and dock, make memorable new-boat-owner gifts that travel out on the water, get the dealership seen at boat shows, and shade the...
Read more →Custom Hats for Security Companies
Custom hats for security companies make guards instantly recognizable and authoritative, complete a clean, consistent uniform, and brand the company across job sites, events, and shifts, all with a clean...
Read more →Are Beanies Good for Skiing?
Are beanies good for skiing? Yes, a wool or synthetic beanie keeps your head warm in the cold and wind and wicks the sweat skiing generates, and a thin, flat-knit...
Read more →How to Clean a Felt Hat
To clean a felt hat, brush it regularly with a soft hat brush (in one direction), spot-clean light marks gently, and use steam to lift dust and reshape. The key:...
Read more →How to Clean a Hat With Baking Soda
To clean a hat with baking soda, use it two ways: sprinkle it inside the hat (especially the sweatband) to absorb odor, let it sit, then brush or shake it...
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