Fitted
- Adjusts
- It doesn’t. You buy your exact size.
- Fits
- 6 7/8 to 8
- Feels
- Snug and clean, with no strap at the back.
La báscula
Find your fit
Every champion makes weight. Measure once, match your number, and get a hat that sits right from day one.
La cinta
The weigh-in
Every champion makes weight. Find your fit before the bell.
- Wrap it. Run a soft tape measure around your head, about 1/8 inch (3 mm) above your eyebrows and ears. No tape? Use a string, then lay it along a ruler.
- Keep it snug. Firm, not tight. That number is your head size.
- Match it. Slide the tape below to your number to find your fitted size. Between sizes, go up one.
Snapbacks, strapbacks, dad hats and beanies adjust to fit most heads, roughly fitted sizes 7 to 7 5/8. Still not sure? Text El Pudro your measurement, or open the full fit guide.
Fitted size71/4
22 3/4 in 58 cm
| Fitted | Inches | cm |
|---|---|---|
| 6 7/8 | 21 5/8 | 55 |
| 7 | 22 | 56 |
| 7 1/8 | 22 3/8 | 57 |
| 7 1/4 | 22 3/4 | 58 |
| 7 3/8 | 23 1/8 | 59 |
| 7 1/2 | 23 1/2 | 60 |
| 7 5/8 | 23 7/8 | 61 |
| 7 3/4 | 24 1/4 | 62 |
| 7 7/8 | 24 5/8 | 63 |
| 8 | 25 | 64 |
Los estilos
Which fit is yours?
Five styles, three ways to adjust. Here’s how each one fits before you pick.
Snapback
- Adjusts
- Plastic snaps at the back.
- Fits
- Roughly 7 to 7 5/8
- Feels
- Structured, flat brim, a little attitude.
Trucker
- Adjusts
- Plastic snaps at the back.
- Fits
- Roughly 7 to 7 5/8
- Feels
- Light, with a mesh back that breathes.
Dad hat
- Adjusts
- Fabric strap and buckle.
- Fits
- Roughly 7 to 7 5/8
- Feels
- Soft and relaxed, with a curved brim.
Beanie
- Adjusts
- Stretch knit.
- Fits
- One size
- Feels
- Warm, with a folded cuff.
Cómo debe quedar
How a hat should sit
Once it’s on your head, four quick checks tell you whether you got the size right.
Level with your brow
The front of the crown sits about a finger’s width above your eyebrows.
Clear of your ears
The band sits just above your ears, not on them.
Snug, not tight
No headache after an hour, and no lift-off when the wind picks up.
Brim your way
Flat brims stay flat. Want a curve? Roll it gently in your hands, a little at a time.
La ficha técnica
The tale of the tape
A cap looks simple until you count the parts. Here’s what each one does, so you know exactly what you’re getting.
- Crown
- The body of the hat. A structured crown stands up on its own; an unstructured one relaxes.
- Panels
- Usually six, sewn together and meeting at a point on top.
- Button
- The cloth-covered button where the panels meet.
- Eyelets
- Small stitched vents that let your head breathe.
- Front
- Where the embroidery or patch lives.
- Brim
- Flat or pre-curved. Rows of stitching keep it stiff.
- Undervisor
- The underside of the brim, often in a contrast colour.
- Sweatband
- The inner band that sits against your forehead.
- Closure
- Snap, strap or buckle at the back. Fitteds have none.
Cuidados
Keep it champion-fresh
Caps
- Spot-clean with cold water and a little mild soap.
- Skip the washing machine and the dryer.
- Air-dry over something round, like a rolled towel, so the crown keeps its shape.
- Keep it out of hot cars, where heat can warp the brim.
Beanies
- Hand wash in cold water.
- Press out the water; don’t wring it.
- Lay flat to dry.
- Fold it rather than hanging it, so the knit doesn’t stretch.
Primera fila
Still stuck?
Text El Pudro your head measurement and the hat you like. You’ll get a straight answer on the size.