Fit starts with the right measurement.

How do I find my cap size?

Finding your cap size is straightforward. Measure around your head where the cap would naturally sit and keep in mind how close or relaxed you want the fit to feel.

Use a soft measuring tape if you have one. If not, use a piece of string or cord, then compare that length against a ruler.

Once you have your measurement, compare it against the chart above before adding your chosen cap to the cart.

Remember that all our caps can be adjusted by approximately +/- 1.5 cm using the back strap.

How do I find my beanie size?

Beanie sizing mirrors our caps, though if you are at the lower end of a range we generally recommend sizing down.

Place a measuring tape around your head where the beanie would naturally sit, compare that result with the chart, and then decide how close or relaxed you want the silhouette to be.

When choosing a beanie size, also consider the height of the beanie and the silhouette you prefer.

Visit the full beanie size and fit guide

How do I find the right size for kids caps?

The most accurate way is to measure your child’s head circumference and compare it with the chart above. Measure around the widest part of the head, just above the ears and eyebrows.

We also provide suggested age ranges only as a general guide. Children grow differently, so head measurements remain the most reliable way to choose the correct fit.

• XXS: approximately 6 months to 2 years (infant)
• XS: approximately 1 to 3 years (toddler)
• S: approximately 3 to 7+ years (child)

If your child is between sizes, we usually recommend the larger option for longer wear and added comfort.

What do I do if I’m in between sizes?

If your head measurement falls between two sizes, both can work. The main difference is not only circumference, but also depth.

The larger size will still fit around the head, but it will sit deeper. That changes how close the cap rests to the ears and how the silhouette looks when worn.

Because all our caps include an adjustable back strap, you have roughly 1 to 1.5 cm of room to tighten or extend the fit.

I have nothing to measure with or I am gifting to someone

A typical one-size-fits-all cap is usually closest to a Medium in most cap ranges, so that can be a useful baseline when comparing other brands.

If the person already wears rigid headwear such as a bike helmet, ski helmet, or similar equipment, that size is often a strong indication of the correct cap size.

As a rough statistical guide, many men tend to fit a Medium and many women tend to fit a Small. If you know the recipient’s head is smaller or larger than average, size down or up accordingly.