The hats for men and women include pork pie hats, summer hats, corduroy hats, and ushankas for winter.
The hat Kangol, like the Tropic Player, is worn in summer to protect from the sun; the Kangol Utility Flap ushanka, lined, keeps the ears warm in the cold.
The Kangol Bamboo Mowbray is a pork pie hat with a flat crown and short brim, perfect for summer city wear with a shirt or polo. The pork pie hat gives a retro vibe to a simple outfit.
The Kangol Tropic Player and the Kangol Tropic Monty are ideal for sunny days, whether on holiday or in town, worn with a t-shirt or a linen shirt. The summer hat protects your forehead and eyes better than a cap.
The Kangol Utility Cords Jungle hat, made from corduroy, is great for mid-season wear with a denim jacket or a short coat. The velvet hat keeps you warmer than a summer cotton hat.
The Kangol Utility Flap chapka, lined with sheep-like material, features flaps that cover your ears in extreme cold. The chapka is worn with a parka or down jacket, with the flaps up when the temperature drops.
Worn straight on the head, without pushing it down to the eyebrows, teamed with a simple outfit so it stands out. The hat should be chosen based on face shape: a short brim lightens a round face, while a wider brim balances a long face. The men's hat can be worn with both a light suit and jeans.
Measure your head just above the ears, across the forehead, using a flexible tape measure, and compare it to the size chart. A hat that’s too tight marks the forehead, while one that’s too loose will blow away in the wind: the hat size should be taken to the nearest centimetre.
Bobs are worn in a more casual style, berets Kangol year-round, and caps include baseball caps and beanies. The hat or bob: the first is dressier.
Brush it in the direction of the fibres, store it flat on its crown or on a hat form, never on the brim. A wet hat should air dry, away from heat, to maintain its shape: the brim of the hat can be restored with steam.
The fedora, with a medium brim and pinched crown, is worn with a wool coat or tweed jacket. The hiking hat, with a wide brim and cord, protects the back of your neck from the sun in the mountains. The straw hat is worn in summer both in the city and at the beach, while the felt hat takes over in autumn.
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A wool or felt hat can withstand light rain; during a downpour, a hood or waterproof hat is more effective. When wet, the hat should dry flat on its crown, away from heat.
Yes, in wool or felt with a coat, or as a chapka in extreme cold. The summer straw hat or mesh material should be reserved for the warmer season: the chapka protects the ears.
Most Kangol hats are unisex: only the head size matters. The unisex hat is chosen based on shape and colour.
Wear it on your head during the journey, or lay it flat in the top of your suitcase, with the crown filled with socks. A flexible hat can be rolled without damage.
A hat with a wide enough brim, made from a breathable material that allows air to flow, in a light colour. The brim protects the face and neck better than a visor.