It use to be that you were not fit to leave the house unless you were wearing a hat. Nowadays most people on a rarely wear one and if they do it is most likely a ballcap. For the longest time I did wear a hat on a regular basses. I rarely wore on for several reason the main two being that I look like a dork in a ballcap, trust me on this one it’s not a pretty sight. The second be that adjustable hats that say one size fits most, well they don’t fit me. When I was working in the restaurants ended up buying my own cloth chef hat as the paper Toque they provided didn’t fit. Well that plus putting a foot tall hat on a guy who’s 6’3″ to begin with.
Any way I did start wearing a hat last year to protect my balding noggin after getting my scalp sunburnt twice. After much searching I found the hat on the left and it worked out but it had a slight drawback. You can tell from the sweat stains that it’s kind of a hot hat to wear. It was ok when I was working indoor and short amount of time it took to mow the lawns. But this spring being unemployed and all I’ve been working in the yard more and the fedora just wasn’t cutting it. So I shopped around for a while and ended up getting the boonie hat on the right. Which after a few day of use has worked out much better. It’s a lighter hat and it is vented on four sides. So it is much cooler to were.
Now all I got to do is get the old hat cleaned up so I don’t look like a slob when I go to town, and maybe fork out some buck and get a nice hat for dress occasions.
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I usually wear a ball cap when working around the house in the summer. I wear glasses and it helps keeps sweat from dripping on my glasses. I cannot tell you how much I hate when that happens.
Oh I hear you there, I wear glasses myself. Even the hat doesn’t always keep the sweat out of my glasses, but that’s mainly do to the fact that I sweat like a greased pig.
Does urban hip hop style hats count? haha.
Sure why not.