M/57CM

features

Make a statement in this chic structured baker boy cap in genuine woven leather. Finished with custom cotton lining. 

• 100% genuine leather
• custom soft lining
• spot/specialist clean

size + fit

Designed for a tight + snug fit, our caps run true to size. However if you want a looser fit, size up.

face shape

Caps work best on heart shaped faces.

While wide-brimmed hats may work well for a long face, they don’t tend to do heart-shaped faces any favors. Not only can they make wider faces look, well, wider… they amplify certain features like the jaw and cheekbones.

Instead, look for a style that uses a short brim and set angles – such as a soft suede classic cap, baseball cap or something within the fedora family.

These styles help support a more narrow-looking jaw because their width doesn’t extend beyond the cheekbones.

Hats with a shorter brim and less pronounced crown are ideal because they don’t overwhelm.

features

Top things off with this structured Australian wool hat featured in a round brim design with a ribbon on the crown.

• 100% soft wool
• brim: 10cm/3.95in
• fedora style crown 
• tonal gross-grain ribbon 
• spot/specialist clean

size + fit

Runs slightly wide/large due to crown design. Sizing runs approx. .5 - 1cm larger than tagged size. Size down or add hat filler if you are between sizes.

face shape

Fedora style rancher hats work best on round shaped faces.

For those with a rounder face, it’s best to avoid any style that will make your features appear even softer or fuller. Essentially, you’ll need to avoid anything round. Thankfully, there are plenty of hats worth considering, including those with shallow crowns, angular hats, fedora’s, cloche’s and any hat you can position further toward the back of your head. These will help create more length and provided an antidote to the roundness. Hats with angles will always work best as they can help emphasis your bone structure, unlike floppy hats, soft brims and berets.