Q. What hat size is right for me?

A. The correct size is one that doesn't feel too tight around the temples when worn.


Measure the circumference of your head around the widest part, behind your ears, using a measuring tape. Add about 0.5 cm of extra room to this measurement to get your head circumference size. Furthermore, because hats can shrink due to sweat and other factors over time, we recommend choosing a size that allows for this extra room.
*Sizes may vary slightly depending on the hat design and materials used.



Q. Is there a correct way to hold or wear a hat?

A. It is important to gently hold the brim of the hat with both hands.


Hats are very delicate items. The correct way to hold a hat is to gently hold the brim with both hands. This will help prevent the hat from losing its shape and allow you to enjoy it for a long time.
Holding the hat by the pinch (the indented part at the tip) with one hand can cause it to lose its shape, and in the case of Panama hats made from natural straw, the straw will crack. Once cracked, it cannot be repaired.
To ensure your hat lasts a long time, we recommend holding the brim with both hands when putting it on or taking it off.