DECKYGI Cap

I really like this hat. Most caps of this style have way too thick of a fold above the visor brim, but this one is reduced like it should be. The material is soft and it fits very nicely. The top only has one large seam and one small seam across instead of three of the same like the originals, so it sticks up a little funny, but I’m sure a sewing machine and some manipulation could fix that. The dark brown colour is a lot darker in person than it appears online. It really is almost a black rather than dark tan looking colour like it appears to me in the photo. That’s the only thing I was a little disappointed with. But I really love it and it makes my adhd go brr so I’m definitely keeping it.

Clearly not for everyone, but fit me well. If you can put up with the potential excess of fabric mentioned in other reviews I think is up your alley.Let me explain: I have QUITE a bit a hair, but my job in food service demands to have it contained. I keep it under a spandex cap complimented by the uniform's baseball cap when venturing to work to save me some trouble, but I still like to have a fashion sense but even with the cap, the volume of my hair is still quite large and can be a minor punishment for winter months as I've learned.That's where this comes in. It managed to to fit almost perfectly around my head and cover my ears and some tame exposed hair is at the back of my head.Insignificant gripe: I wish the visor was large, the around of fabric over whelms it quite a bit, it's almost as if the visor shouldn't be there. I think it still looks nice though and was money well spent.Bonus point: Looks alot if not exactly the way it does in the picture out the box. On your head? Well, you find out.TL;DR: Not for small heads, but it works for me, so it might for you.

I am in my mid-70s with a decent amount of hair, but wear a cap on short (1-2 hr) winter walks. I like this "beanie" cap. It is lightweight and keeps my head & ears warm even on a brisk, windy day. The acrylic with an open "crochet-like" weave is okay on dry days but useless when it gets wet. My next winter "beanie" cap will have a slightly longer brim -- 2" brim is too short to shield your eyes from the low winter sun.

I have a fat head so this scratches a bit but I assume for you smaller Mellon type folks this would work well for you. Like another reviewer with works awesome for keeping rain off my glasses. Still rolls down fairly small and pocketable comepare to a regular watch cap. warm and somewhat comfy for fat heads.

I really wanted to keep this hat because the material is soft and warm and I like the size of the bill on the front of the hat but unfortunately it’s too small for my 7 1/2 inch head. So I will be returning and trying to find a bigger one that is similar to this.

Certainly works and looks good (if you were going for the "Jeep Cap" look)Would really prefer a bigger brim though both for aesthetics and for blocking the sun.Not sure about the material. It's a sort of loose, light, sort of open weave. Feels lighter and more open-woven than any of my old ski caps.But it's bearing up so far.On the plus side, folds away smaller than other ski caps.Covers the ears very well and is quite warm when there is no wind.However (I suppose as a consequence of the open weave), when there is wind, it gets to the ears and neck more than ...more than it should.

Not a bad hat overall. It doesn’t have a liner, and it does fit rather small. The stitching of the crease on top of the hat sticks up a bit as well. Won’t be my everyday hat, but I will wear it.

Bought 2 of these caps. One in olive and one in navy. Olive one is great. Navy one is way too tight. Makes marks on my forehead. I’m going to try to stretch it but I’m not so sure it will work.

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Good product