How do I measure for a hat?
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I went to the Mall and tried on hats until I found the right size. Here is a link to the sizing chart for this hat http://www.outdoorresearch.com/media/size-charts/accessories/2179-us.jpg
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With a tape measure. That is obvious. Then you find the sizing chart which is usually on the web page with the hat. dont forget to scroll down because you will see sizing charts for pants shirts shoes etc. You can also wrap a string around your head and mark it with tape or a pen then roll it out and measure it flat with a ruler. If you can't find a sizing chart then go to another web site that has a sizing chart.
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Look inside the rim of hats you own. The size is usually on a small tag sewn I to the back center. Wear a 7 1/8 hat and only a medium was available in this hat. It is a little tight and would have been better buying a large. Hope this helps.
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I went to the Mall and tried on hats until I found the right size. Here is a link to the sizing chart for this hathttp://www.outdoorresearch.com/media/size-charts/accessories/2179-us.jpg
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Get a size larger than you normally get and adjust it down if it doesn't quite fit you. The hat comes with sweet adjustability.
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If you serious about a really good fit there is no other way than trying on physically. In addition, my experience is that I wear a 7 5/8 BUT now letting my hair grow longer I need to go up one size because my several hats keep slipping upward and getting too loose. They make some strips you can add to make a hat smaller.
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Inches Hat sizeXS Up to 20 ⅞ Up to 6 ⅝S 21 ¼ - 21 ⅝ 6 ¾ - 6 ⅞M 22 - 22 ⅜ 7 - 7 ⅛L 23 ⅛ + 7 ¼ +
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There is tape on the inside of the hat that you can use to adjust the hat, slightly. The band around the bottom of the hat slides in a folded pleat to allow for a small adjustment - tighter - then the tape holds it in place.
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I thought there was a chart-I measured my head and picked the extra large based on the chart that they had. Maybe ask the seller to repost the chart??
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They have a chart that tells you how to measure. If it is close to the high measure go to the next larger.
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you need to messure your head circumference to know your helmet size. use this tablehttp://www.upnorthsports.com/Sites/upnorth/Include/HelmetSizingChart.tml#bell
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Measure your hand around the knuckles at the base of your fingers. Hope this helps (-:
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I did the same thing. Just take a ruler and measure. Then go check the different available sizes (not only the one of this item). usually you can then tell if you are closer to that one or another size.
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I honestly don't know much about hat sizes, and this was a gift for my father. I was able to find the "adult size" measurements on the manufacturers website. Adult Size: 56-64cm, 22-25.25in. This will show you their sizing options in a chart: http://www.outdoorcap.com/Hunting/images/SizeCharts.jpg Hope that helps!
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Sized in 1/8 inch increments like most hats. Just measure above the eyebrow around your head and divide by 3.14. Most people go up one size over their normal hat size when buying a Tilley.
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Flatten your hand on the table and use a cloth tape or string something along those lines. Then take that measurement an use thier guide.I felt it was a bit snug at first.
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That's not easy answer. But I did the research at my local Mall, Fan store, and tried on a hat that listed "One Size Fits All". Sure enough, it fit me. Came back online and made a purchase for hat that was listed, One Size Fits All. Bam!.......................Good luck.
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Go to the website. There are instructions and a printable measuring device.
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I purchased a large boonie and my head measures 23 1/8" (about 58 cm) Hat fits very well. After it is washed I air dry to limit any shrinkage. Hope this helps.
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The measurement guide worked perfectly for me. Be precise in measuring your head and follow buying guidelines.
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Their website states: Select your size Fitting the Hat 6 7/8... 7 ...7 1/8... 7 1/4.... 7 3/8.... 7 1/2... 7 5/8... 7 3/4... 7 7/8... 8... 8+ You should look into these hats, I love them
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Hello - the size is an exact science. See my previous post. However, like shoes different hats will fit differently. But the should never be off inches .