SizeFit

Find Your Hat Size Chart

Start with US fitted fractions (7, 7 1/4, 7 3/8). Match head circumference in inches or cm, then open the chart that matches your hat style. New Era–style tags use the same fraction system; Flexfit often uses letter ranges—confirm the product tag.

Quick: 7 1/8 ≈ 22.375 in / 56.8 cm · 7 1/4 ≈ 22.75 in / 57.7 cm · 7 3/8 ≈ 23.1 in / 58.7 cm · 7 5/8 ≈ 23.875 in / 60.6 cm. Start with the fitted / baseball chart, the converter, or how to measure.

Soft tape and hat size labels for fitted and cowboy head circumference charts
Measure head circumference first—then open fitted, cowboy, or snapback charts below.

Popular fitted sizes → inches & cm

US fitted fractions (7, 7 1/4, 7 3/8…) with head circumference in inches and cm. Numbers match this chart's rows. New Era–style tags use the same fractions; Flexfit and other stretch hats often use letter ranges (S/M, L/XL)—confirm the product tag.

Popular starting points

All hat type charts

How to use hat size charts

1. Measure your head

Wrap a soft tape about 1/8" above your eyebrows and ears. Note inches or centimeters—this is your head circumference.

2. Pick the right chart

Use fitted for structured caps, cowboy for Western hats, crochet for stretchy beanies, or universal if you are unsure.

3. Match inches or cm

Find your circumference row, then read US fitted (e.g. 7 1/4), UK, EU, or letter size on the same line.

4. Between two sizes?

Size up for rigid hats. Snapbacks and Flexfit-style stretch bands give more forgiveness—see our snapback vs fitted guide.

Hat size chart FAQ

Hat chart sources

Fitted fractions (7, 7 1/4, 7 3/8) follow head circumference in inches/cm used on New Era–style tags. Flexfit and snapbacks use letter or adjustable ranges—confirm the product tag.

Full method: How we source size data