Sale Hats

• Dad Hat

Your grandfather can sometimes be embarrassing, but he looks pretty awesome with his dad's hat! This style, popular in the 1990s, features a flat brim and a slouchy, unfitted appearance. It looks excellent with dad sneakers, often known as white gym women's shoes!

• Fedora Hat

Whether you like it or not, the Fedora has weathered the test of time. Fedoras are one of the most divisive men's accessories. Today, the felt firm-brimmed hat is a terrific accent to any ensemble.

• Trilby Hat

Despite being frequently confused with a fedora, a trilby is a distinct form of the hat. The Trilby, made of tweed or straw, has a narrower brim and a taller crown than the Fedora, allowing you to wear it from spring to autumn. Wear your Trilby at the back of your head rather than forward to shield your face.

• Panama Hat

A Panama hat looks excellent with a seaside backdrop and a white linen shirt. This Ecuadorian straw hat with a classic brim will have you looking as hot as a Miami July. The Panama hat, made of plaited leaves, has become a must-have accessory for coastal and tropical vacations with the women's t-shirt collection. Panamas are meant to be worn in the sun, so don't try to wear one in the winter.

• Flat Hat

Flat caps, popular among celebrities and television characters, had humble origins. These stiff-brimmed spherical caps are lined for added warmth and comfort.

• Bucket Hat

Bucket hats are back, and the '90s comeback shows no signs of slowing down. The bucket hat has evolved from a basic fisherman's cap to downright hip, thanks to its popularity among numerous musical and skateboarding subcultures. Bucket hats are made from heavy-duty cotton textiles like denim and canvas or wool blends like tweed and have wide, downward-sloping brims that resemble an inverted bucket.