Hat is too big but a small will be too tight. any suggestions?
589269
I have the L/XL, although a little big, is comfortable. I'd send it back and opt for another brand. However, I've found that no two hats fit the same. Order another one, see what happens.
589270
My hat is a S/M and fits great. I notice amazon is only listing Small and L/XL. I'd check with them and see if the Small isn't actually a s/m.
589271
Not sure what to do on that outside of buying a large and putting material inside the inner band of the hat.
473934
We got this for our son who also has a very tiny head. (It is not even on the growth charts). It was loose, but is the smallest one I could find. I took a baseball hat and turned it around backwards underneath and that made it snug and as it got colder, I put a stocking cap under it. This way it fit right until he grew into it.
749877
I measured my hat and the Velcro closure adjusts from a 25 inch circumference down to 19.5 inches. (You could even put a few stitches in and make it even smaller. Hope this helps!
2129889
It will not fit snugly unless your child has a larger than average head. My 3.5 and 2.5 wore them recently for a photo shoot, and the hats were slightly too large for them (but cute anyway, as props tend to be.) The hats would not have stayed on well outside the portrait studio, though.
2256176
i don't know. i sent the hat back because it is not pocket size and it does not uncurl properly.
226051
I wear a 7 3/8 fitted ball cap and I purchased the Large Boonie hat. It fits loosely but perfectly. I would consider the next size up for a 7 3/4.
664679
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
1576811
Go to your local Home Store and try one on. A 7 1/2 hat is a large and would probably be good size for mask.
1964401
The hard hats are adjustable. My 3 year old granddaughters heads are on the smaller side, so the adjustable strap is really helpful. The hats would be way too big for them otherwise. I have a grandson who is 12 now, but his head was bigger than average, so I know how hard it is to find hats that fit. I would say, give it a try. The hats do seem to run on the bigger side. These items are made really well. I have been happy with them.
554481
This hat does not come in sizes, as per small,med,large, but it fit my mother in law good and she is very petite .. Also the hat adjust with a draw string around the circumference of the head and also a drawstring at the chin .
1368918
That depends, I have about an averaged sized head and it fits me just fine. It seems to be a one size fits all hat. It should be noted that it is not adjustable though.
61673
This hat is not sized for children. There is a similar "play" hat that has children's sizes. The size chart is pretty specific to your question.
1512504
I found that in the smallest possible position it is still slightly too big for my head. And I have a normal size female head.
554482
My head is a medium and it fits snug. The hat has an adjustable strap to tighten to fit snug. You could also put a bandana around your head like a head band and put the hat on over that if it is still too big after cinching up the strap. This is a really nice hat.
145987
I followed this from the listing. "The solution is a forgiving, four-way stretch fabric in three tube sizes - M (7 - 7 1/8 hat), L (7 1/4 - 7 3/8 hat) or XL (7 1/2 - 7 3/4 hat).If you do not know your hat size, you can measure your head with a string or flexible tape measure, just above the ears where you would normally wear a hat. M = 21 1/2" - 22 1/4" L = 22 3/8" - 23" XL = 23 1/8" - 24"
1042005
The hat comes as a one size fits all. I wear a large helmet and it fits fine. If a person has an xxl or larger the hat might be a bit tight. It has an adjustable bungee type strap for a tighter fit.
145985
I followed this from the listing. "The solution is a forgiving, four-way stretch fabric in three tube sizes - M (7 - 7 1/8 hat), L (7 1/4 - 7 3/8 hat) or XL (7 1/2 - 7 3/4 hat). If you do not know your hat size, you can measure your head with a string or flexible tape measure, just above the ears where you would normally wear a hat. M = 21 1/2" - 22 1/4" L = 22 3/8" - 23" XL = 23 1/8" - 24"