Size Guide
Stetson
Seagrass Traveller Hat
- 100% seagrass straw
- Crochet construction
- Contrast band
- Metal Stetson badge
Buyer Notes
- True to size
Stetson
| XS | S | M | L | XL | XXL | XXXL | |
| Head circumference in centimeters | 52 - 53 | 54 - 55 | 56 - 57 | 58 - 59 | 60 - 61 | 62 - 63 | 64 - 65 |
Discovering your hat size is simple. Follow these steps: You'll need a measuring tape and a mirror.
Measure Your Head: Place the measuring tape at the back of your head. Draw both sides of the tape to the front, positioning it just above your ears and over your eyebrows. Bring it together approximately in the middle of your forehead. Ensure the tape is snug but not too tight. Use the mirror to read your head circumference.
Round Up: Round the measured number to the next full centimeter. For example, if you measure 57.5 cm, round it up to 58 cm. If you prefer wearing your hat further forward or down over your forehead, add an extra centimeter to the measured head circumference.
Additional Tip for Women: Women should comb their hair back flat when measuring their head.
Alternative Method: Don't have a measuring tape? No worries. You can use any piece of cord or string and then place it against a folding ruler to determine the size. Again, remember to round up the measured size to the next whole number.
Measure Your Head: Place the measuring tape at the back of your head. Draw both sides of the tape to the front, positioning it just above your ears and over your eyebrows. Bring it together approximately in the middle of your forehead. Ensure the tape is snug but not too tight. Use the mirror to read your head circumference.
Round Up: Round the measured number to the next full centimeter. For example, if you measure 57.5 cm, round it up to 58 cm. If you prefer wearing your hat further forward or down over your forehead, add an extra centimeter to the measured head circumference.
Additional Tip for Women: Women should comb their hair back flat when measuring their head.
Alternative Method: Don't have a measuring tape? No worries. You can use any piece of cord or string and then place it against a folding ruler to determine the size. Again, remember to round up the measured size to the next whole number.
