To determine your hat size there are a few tips. Before making a hat purchase it is highly recommend to confirm your size. To learn more about how to measure your hat size check out our tutorial

A fedora is recognized by its soft, medium to wide brim that can be shaped or “snapped” down, along with a crown featuring a soft, indented center and a pinch or crease at the front. Traditionally crafted from fur felt, such as wool or beaver, these hats are known for their flexible brims and versatile crown styles, which give them both adaptability and a distinctive silhouette.

A well fitted fedora should rest evenly on your head, sitting about two fingers above your eyebrows and ears. It should feel secure yet comfortable snug without being tight or leaving marks. The hat should stay in place as you move, sitting naturally on the widest part of your head without any gaps. To check the fit, see if you can slide one finger between the sweatband and your forehead.

To safely clean a felt fedora, start by gently brushing away surface dust with a soft bristled brush, moving in a counterclockwise direction. For tougher spots, lightly dab them with a damp cloth and a small amount of mild, bleach free soap. Avoid soaking the hat or using harsh chemicals, and let it air dry away from direct sunlight to preserve its shape. For the interior sweatband, use a toothbrush and mild soap to carefully clean the area.