The hat is not only an accessory to the entire outfit – we must not forget that in winter and autumn hats protect us from the cold and wind, while in spring and summer they protect our face, neck and shoulders from the sun and the heat.
What kind of hat to wear in the spring?
The first spring days are a sensitive period, in which it is extremely easy to catch a cold. Warmer, sunny days can be very treacherous, so despite our desire to put away scarves, gloves and warm hats, we should not give them up right away. It is better to replace the warm models with their slightly lighter spring versions.
What kind of headgear is best in the spring?
The spring hat should protect your head from the sun and wind, and so peaked caps, i.e. visored caps, maciejówka caps or gavroche caps, are perfect. Classic caps made of cotton or light hats, made of natural fabrics, will also work perfectly. Men who appreciate the comfort of sports caps can wear classic baseball caps, or patrol caps, which have a slightly different shape. The
extravagant version of the baseball cap is a model made entirely of natural leather. In the case of more formal outfits, the visored caps are the perfect choice for young men, who are wearing them more and more often, not just senior gentlemen. Particularly noteworthy
is Sterkowski’s collection of visored caps inspired by the British series Peaky Blinders. An original headgear is the somewhat forgotten maciejówka cap, which became popular among young people in the 1960s and 70s thanks to John Lennon. Those men who aren’t afraid of bold styles should opt for berets – for example made entirely of natural leather. Also worthy of attention are replicas of military berets. An alternative to all of the above mentioned hats will be classic fedora and trilby hats made of felt or tweed, for example.
Spring headgear for women and young people
Every fashionable woman knows perfectly well that a spring wardrobe must contain at least a few types of headgear. Ladies have an even wider choice of caps and hats to wear on spring days. Berets and peaked caps in bright colours or with original accessories such as beads, woollen flowers or elegant ribbons, will be an interesting proposition. They will be a perfect match for spring outfits with an elegant woolen coat, a classic trench coat or a leather jacket. Young people will be sure to wear baseball caps, which can be made entirely of corduroy or velvet, giving them a touch of elegance. An alternative can be a motorcycle cap or a gavroche cap, a type of peaked beret. For some ladies, a
classic beret with antenna will be very flattering, and can be combined with both an elegant coat and a quilted jacket. Another interesting headgear, which is slowly becoming popular with stylists, is the peaked cap – until recently meant only for men. Today,
more and more women are choosing it as a complement to their spring outfits. The bold ladies will certainly decide on hats instead of the above mentioned options. They have definitely returned to favour recently. And rightly so, because they emphasize the femininity and the individuality of each woman. They will work well as a complement to everyday, casual outfits, as well as more elegant ones. Ladies’ spring hats are usually made of wool or felt and have classic bowler, fedora or jockey shapes. Large-brimmed hats with a decorative ribbon or strap are a perfect proposition for extravagant ladies who want to emphasize their individuality. Hats can be worn not only with women’s dresses and high heels – they also work in combination with jeans and a leather jacket or trench coat. When choosing a headgear for yourself, it is worth remembering that in addition to protection against wind and sunshine, it should be tailored to your individual character and taste. So before you buy, you should carefully define your style, look through your wardrobe and see what spring model will match your outfits. In addition, the spring hat should serve for at least several seasons. To make it last, it is worth investing in one that has been made by hand by craftsmen, in traditional small fashion workshops.
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