Baseball Hats

A good baseball hat should break in, not fall apart. The structured crown and curved brim on these '47 styles hold their shape wash after wash, while the adjustable back strap means sizing isn't something anyone has to think about. These aren't novelty caps. They're the kind of hat someone grabs on the way out the door without thinking twice.

• Adjustable fit works across head sizes, no guesswork needed.
• Structured construction keeps the crown from going soft after a few wears.

How to Style a Baseball Hat

The olive Yankees hat pairs well with a heavyweight graphic tee and cargo pants for a casual, grounded look. Go beige or cream and it works just as easily over a long-sleeve shirt or under a hoodie in colder months. The two-tone Yankees style adds a little more visual interest without trying too hard, which is exactly the point. Baseball hats do most of the work on their own.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you break in a baseball hat?

Wearing it consistently is the most reliable method. Some people lightly mist the crown with water and wear it until it dries to speed up the shaping process. Avoid leaving it flat on a surface for long periods, which can crease the brim unevenly.

How do you wash a baseball hat without ruining it?

Hand washing in cold water with a small amount of mild detergent is the safest option. Spot clean the sweatband and brim with a soft brush, then air dry on a rounded surface to help the crown hold its shape. Avoid the dishwasher or dryer.

What is the difference between a structured and unstructured baseball hat?

A structured hat has a stiffened front panel that holds its shape on its own. An unstructured hat has a softer front that molds more to the head over time and tends to have a lower profile. Structured styles are more common with team and logo hats.