The baseball cap
Six panels, a button on top and a curved brim. See how its crown height sits on your face before you pick one.
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Look straight into the camera with your whole head in the frame, hair as you usually wear it, no hat. Even lighting works best.
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A baseball cap is six fabric panels sewn into a crown, a button on top and a stiffened brim. Structured caps have a front backed with buckram that holds its shape and stands taller; unstructured "dad hats" have no backing and settle softly onto the head. Crown height changes the face more than color does: a high-profile cap adds height, a low-profile one sits close and quiet.
Wear the brim facing forward and curved rather than flat, and settle the cap so the band sits about a finger above the ears. Fitted caps come in sizes such as 7 1/4; snapbacks and strapbacks adjust, which makes them the easy choice when you fall between two sizes.
FAQ
What is the difference between a structured and an unstructured cap?
A structured cap has a stiffened front panel that keeps its height on its own; an unstructured cap has no backing and takes the shape of your head. Structured caps look sharper and add height, unstructured ones look relaxed and sit lower.
How should a baseball cap fit?
Snug enough to stay on in the wind, loose enough to leave no red line on your forehead. The band should sit level about a finger above your ears, and the brim should not rest on your eyebrows.