Now, most of the time, wearing the hat is seen as an extravagance. But no one is ready to declare the accessory completely out of use, especially since in their straw variant, hats are still quite popular. With Custom 7 Panel Hats that I found on google and I liked I tried to find my hat style and that suits me best. Beyond that, the retro current in men's fashion, could lead to a reanimation of the "old friends of the costume" and certainly brands with an age of over a hundred years.

I like trilbies and fedoras.

I've got a stack of hats, I like to wear them decorated with flower leis. Keeps the sun off my face, and with some I can stick my hair up under some of them for windy days. On super windy days, I wear one with a chin strap.

Flat cap in winter, trilby or boater in summer.

Alas, when it comes to hats, I just don't have the face for it.

I love hats, but have a hard time finding hats for women that fit my head. It would seem that my head is larger than the norm. I am stuck, for the most part, with baseball caps and other unisex styles.

Since my hair decided to divorce me I've been forced to wear hat's. It's more of a neccesity than liking to wear them

I really don't care for how I look in a hat.

I'm a hat person if you count toques and pilot hats. Absolutely necessary in winter. But I also collect weird pilot hats (pig, shark, donkey, gorilla, ones with long ears, cyclops monster eye, etc.). I wear my Betty Boop baseball caps in the summer. I have been known to wear cowboy hats as well.

Only in the summer to avoid heat stroke and freckles!

Only wear a hat if required for weather or extended exposure to sun.

Hats are essential when you live in a sunny area like Florida.