When it comes to improving an outfit, making a statement, or showcasing your confidence to the world, there’s no accessory as useful, unique, or bold as the hat. From old detective movies to modern casual dress, men’s hats have evolved and changed with time, but always remained a staple of the masculine wardrobe. Fashionable, functional, or somewhere in between, here are the best men’s hat styles to know about.

Contents

• 1 Different Types of Hats For Men
  • 1.1 Fedora
  • 1.2 Trilby
  • 1.3 Panama Hat
  • 1.4 Bowler Hat
  • 1.5 Snapback Cap
  • 1.6 Dad Hat
  • 1.7 Newsboy
  • 1.8 Flat Cap
  • 1.9 Beanie
  • 1.10 Bucket Hat
  • 1.11 Baseball Cap
  • 1.12 Trapper Hat
  • 1.13 Boater
  • 1.14 Pork Pie
  • 1.15 Top Hat
• 2 Best Hats For Men

Different Types of Hats For Men

Fedora

The fedora is the iconic accessory of classic film noir Hollywood, and it’s not difficult to see why. Made of cashmere or wool, or occasionally animal felt, the fedora is the look of the leading man. Wear it with confidence, but allow the style to speak for itself, and consider maintaining a more neutral tone when determining the right fedora for you. It’s a hat with history that always makes a statement.

Trilby

The trilby may have a lot in common with the fedora and is often mistaken for the same style, but the trilby is more about fashion than function, hence its popularity among boy band performers in the early 2000s. The trilby was historically known as the hat worn by rich men and was often seen at horse races and other luxury events. If you do wear yours to the races, bring your sunglasses. Trilbies are lightweight and comfortable in warm months, but are traditionally worn back on the head and won’t provide much protection against the elements.

Panama Hat

If you’re searching for an effortlessly sexy look, the Panama hat might just fit your needs. A Panama evokes beachside escapes, romantic seaside adventures, and classic masculine confidence that people around you are sure to notice. The Panama hat is perfect for the hot weather in Miami and other tropical places, as it is traditionally made with plaited leaves from what is locally known in Ecuador as the toquilla palm plant. It owes much of its popularity to President Theodore Roosevelt and his work on the Panama Canal. Breathable, lightweight and versatile, Panama hates best match light summer fashions including white linen shirts and comfortable pants.