Rock Star

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Rock Star

Rock Star

Description
Size Guide
Hat Care

Description

It's made from premium Bolivian wool and comes in black and silver accents. 🎩💀Trimmed with iron chains, pheasant feathers, side baskets. The crown features a skull, and the lining and leather tassels get a premium finish!

  • Brim: 4"
  • Crown: 4 2/3"
  • Rugged finish
  • 100% wool felt
  • Handmade in the USA

The size of the hat is based on the circumference of the head. In order to determine the proper hat size, you must measure your head.

Use the table below to determine your hat size based on your measurements.

 

Worldwide Shipping Insurance:  Every order includes real-time tracking details and insurance coverage in case the package is lost or stolen in transit.

Money Back Guarantee:  If your item is damaged or defective within 30 days of use, we will gladly replace or refund it.

24/7 Customer Support:  We have a team of on-site representatives ready to help and answer any questions you may have 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Safe and secure checkout:  We use state-of-the-art SSL security encryption to ensure your personal and financial information is 100% protected.

Shipping

  • We ship to 127 countries, including the US, Canada, Australia and all countries in Europe.
  • Many businesses choose to use plastic bags to save costs. This will crease the hat. Our packages are packed in cardboard boxes to prevent them from deforming

After-sales service

  • Dear customer, buy any product here and try it for 14 days in the comfort of your home.
  • If for some reason you are not completely satisfied, please return it within 14 days!

Hat Care

Cleaning and maintaining your felt hat and straw hat are essential to preserving their quality and longevity. Here is a short guide on how to properly care for your hats:

Cleaning Your Felt Hat:

  1. Remove Surface Dust: Gently brush your felt hat with a soft-bristled hat brush or lint roller to remove any surface dust and debris. Brush in a counter-clockwise motion to maintain the nap of the felt.

  2. Spot Cleaning: For light stains or spots, use a clean, damp cloth or sponge to gently dab the affected area. Avoid rubbing vigorously, as this can damage the felt fibers.

  3. Steam Cleaning: To refresh and reshape your felt hat, you can use a handheld clothes steamer. Hold the steam nozzle a few inches away from the hat and steam the entire surface evenly. Use your hands to reshape the hat as needed.

  4. Dealing with Persistent Stains: For stubborn stains, consider using a specialized hat cleaning spray or consult a professional hat cleaner for assistance. Avoid using harsh chemicals or submerging the hat in water, as this can cause damage.

  5. Drying and Storage: Allow your felt hat to air dry naturally in a well-ventilated area, away from direct heat or sunlight. Avoid storing your hat in humid or damp conditions, as this can lead to mold growth. Store your hat on a hat rack or in a breathable hat box to help retain its shape.

Cleaning Your Straw Hat:

  1. Dust Removal: Use a soft-bristled brush or a lint roller to gently remove any dust and debris from your straw hat. Be careful not to apply too much pressure to avoid damaging the delicate straw fibers.

  2. Spot Cleaning: For minor stains, lightly dampen a clean cloth with water and mild soap, then gently blot the stained area. Avoid saturating the straw, as excessive moisture can cause the hat to lose its shape.

  3. Drying: After spot cleaning, allow your straw hat to air dry in a well-ventilated area. Shape the hat as it dries to maintain its form. Avoid exposing your straw hat to direct sunlight or high heat, as this can cause the straw to become brittle.

  4. Mold Prevention: To prevent mold growth on your straw hat, store it in a cool, dry place when not in use. Consider using silica gel packets or cedar chips in your hat storage container to absorb excess moisture.

  5. Storage: Store your straw hat in a hat box or on a hat rack to protect it from dust and damage. Avoid stacking heavy items on top of the hat, as this can distort its shape.

By following these simple cleaning and maintenance tips, you can keep your felt and straw hats looking fresh and stylish for years to come. Regular care and attention will ensure that your hats remain in excellent condition and ready to accompany you on all your adventures.

Hat Size Guide

WHAT'S YOUR HEAD SIZE?

Everyone knows their shoe size. Hats? Not so much. But with a few quick measurements, you will know your hat size which, unlike your waist size, will stay the same for the rest of your life.

HOW TO MEASURE YOUR HEAD AND HAT SIZE USING STRING OR A MEASURING TAPE

This is the traditional way that you can use at home to find your hat size.

What You'll Need:

  • String or ribbon
  • Ruler
  • Hat sizing chart
  • Pen or marker
  • Standard Measuring Tape

 

Step 1: Use a Piece of String to Measure Your Head

With the piece of string in your hands, wrap it around the back of your head just slightly above your ears or about 1/8 of an inch higher than your ear tip.

Pull the string around to meet at the center of your forehead just above your eyebrows. If you like your hat to sit a bit higher, you can pull the string around your head exactly to match how your hat rests on your head.

It's important that you don't pull the string too tight. Rather, the string should fit comfortably around your forehead so that it isn't too tight or loose. This should feel exactly the way you want your hat to feel as it rests on your head.

You can mark the distance where the string meets with a pen or marker.

Step 2: Measure the String with a Ruler

Once you have marked the point of circumference on the string, you can lay it flat and place a ruler underneath to find the circumference in inches. You will likely have to measure the size to the nearest 1/8 of an inch.

Step 3: Using a Measuring Tape 

If you have a measuring tape you can also wrap it around your head. To measure your head size correctly, wrap the tape snugly just above eyebrows and ears. Use our chart to convert the measurement to the correct hat size.

Step 4: Match the Circumference to the Hat Sizing Chart

 

Things to Keep in Mind

  • Hat sizing is really based on your comfort level as well. If you prefer that a hat fits snugly for certain designs or you want a cap that fits slightly loose, you should account for that in your sizing. Your comfort matters most of all when picking the true hat size.
  • In addition, there are other factors to consider, such as your hairstyle. A hat that is too tight can make your hair stick out in odd ways. Materials and brands can also fit differently. For example, wool and straw may not fit the same hat size.

WHAT'S YOUR HEAD SIZE?

Everyone knows their shoe size. Hats? Not so much. But with a few quick measurements, you will know your hat size which, unlike your waist size, will stay the same for the rest of your life.

 

HOW TO MEASURE YOUR HEAD AND HAT SIZE USING STRING OR A MEASURING TAPE

This is the traditional way that you can use at home to find your hat size.

What You'll Need:

  • String or ribbon
  • Ruler
  • Hat sizing chart
  • Pen or marker
  • Standard Measuring Tape

 

Step 1: Use a Piece of String to Measure Your Head

With the piece of string in your hands, wrap it around the back of your head just slightly above your ears or about 1/8 of an inch higher than your ear tip.

Pull the string around to meet at the center of your forehead just above your eyebrows. If you like your hat to sit a bit higher, you can pull the string around your head exactly to match how your hat rests on your head.

It's important that you don't pull the string too tight. Rather, the string should fit comfortably around your forehead so that it isn't too tight or loose. This should feel exactly the way you want your hat to feel as it rests on your head.

You can mark the distance where the string meets with a pen or marker.

Step 2: Measure the String with a Ruler

Once you have marked the point of circumference on the string, you can lay it flat and place a ruler underneath to find the circumference in inches. You will likely have to measure the size to the nearest 1/8 of an inch.

Step 3: Using a Measuring Tape 

If you have a measuring tape you can also wrap it around your head. To measure your head size correctly, wrap the tape snugly just above eyebrows and ears. Use our chart to convert the measurement to the correct hat size.

Step 4: Match the Circumference to the Hat Sizing Chart

 

Things to Keep in Mind

  • Hat sizing is really based on your comfort level as well. If you prefer that a hat fits snugly for certain designs or you want a cap that fits slightly loose, you should account for that in your sizing. Your comfort matters most of all when picking the true hat size.
  • In addition, there are other factors to consider, such as your hairstyle. A hat that is too tight can make your hair stick out in odd ways. Materials and brands can also fit differently. For example, wool and straw may not fit the same hat size.

Extend the life of your hat by properly storing, cleaning, drying & caring for it. Our Hat Care Guide provides easy best practices to keep your hats looking their best.

Your brim is very impressionable! Storage is vitally important to maintaining the shape of your brim. Hats with brims turned down should always be stored upside down. Pressure is taken off the brim by placing the hat on its crown, thus maintaining its form.

Crown care
Be kind to your crown! Excessive handling of your hat's crown can lead to variations from its original structure or form. Get into the habit of picking up your hat, putting it on and taking it off with both your hands on the brim.

Drying your hat
If your hat gets wet, simply place it on its crown in a dry place and allow it some time to dry itself. Your hat will dry by itself. Never attempt to force dry your hat using artificial heat. Hair dryers, radiators, and other sources of high heat will shrink your hat. Before the hat dries, take the time to smooth out any perfections.

Numerous wetting and dryings can result in shrinkage. A hat stretcher is a good defense against this rare event.

HOW TO CLEAN A HAT

Keeping your hat clean is easy. Here are some care tips.

  • Wool Felt hats can be cleaned with a soft bristled hat brush or soft sponge. Felt hats must be brushed in a counter-clockwise direction with the crown facing you. When dealing with mud, allow the mud to dry. Once it is dry it will be a great deal easier to brush off. Grease spots can be brushed out with a little cornstarch. Many folks will also use a good dry-cleaner. 
  • Straw hats can be brushed. A small whiskbroom can be used for those deeply textured straws. Other straws can be cleaned using a soft brush, sponge, or cloth. A moist cloth is very effective.
  • Canvas/Linen hats can be hand washed. Warm water and mild detergent is all you need. Do not attempt to force dry.
  • All hats: Remove dust and lint from your hat periodically to avoid deterioration and soiling.

 

Why Choose MyHatHaven

Exceptional Quality

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Our brand MyHatHaven is renowned for its exceptional quality, durability, and legendary style in the fedora and cowboy hat market. We use only the finest materials and time-tested techniques to craft hats that are designed for long-term wear and meticulously made with attention to detail.

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