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283 selected recognizable hat and cap styles, excluding commercial brands.
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FedoraFashion & Beauty–——
TrilbyFashion & Beauty–——
Bowler HatFashion & Beauty–——
Top HatFashion & Beauty–——
Panama HatFashion & Beauty–——
BoaterFashion & Beauty–——
Pork Pie HatFashion & Beauty–——
BeretFashion & Beauty–——
Flat CapFashion & Beauty–——
Newsboy CapFashion & Beauty–——
Baseball CapFashion & Beauty–——
Bucket HatFashion & Beauty–——
BeanieFashion & Beauty–——
Cowboy HatFashion & Beauty–——
SombreroFashion & Beauty–——
DeerstalkerFashion & Beauty–——
Hat cordCircular cord around a hat–——
Blessed sword and hatCeremonial sword–——
Aiyr-kalpakWhite felt hat from Kazakhstan–——
Animal hatHat made to resemble an animal or other character–——
Anthony Eden hatType of headgear popularised in Britain–——
Baby bumper headguard capProtective hat worn by children learning to walk–——
Balzo headdressFashion & Beauty–——
BarretinaTraditional hat worn by men in the Christian cultures of the Mediterranean Sea–——
Beaver hatHat made of beaver fur felt–——
BenkanCeremonial crown formerly worn by Japanese emperors–——
BeonggeojiKorean traditional military hat–——
Bergère hatFlat-brimmed straw hat with a shallow crown–——
Bhadgaunle TopiNepalese traditional cap–——
Bicycle clip hatStyle of small hat or hat decoration–——
Birke topiTraditional Nepalese cap–——
Black capEnglish judges' cap–——
BlangkonTraditional Javanese headdress–——
BollenhutTraditional German headwear–——
Boss of the PlainsStyle of western hat–——
Boyar hatType of hat formerly worn by Russian nobility–——
Breton (hat)Woman's hat with a round crown and a deep brim–——
BudenovkaRussian hat–——
Bumper brimType of hat brim–——
Buntal hatTraditional straw hat from the Philippines–——
BycocketMedieval brimmed hat–——
Cabbage-tree hatType of hat–——
Calgary White HatVariety of cowboy hat–——
CamauroCap worn by the pope–——
Canterbury capSquare cloth hat used by Anglican clergy–——
Cap comforterForm of woollen headgear–——
Cappello romanoHat worn by Catholic clergy–——
Cartwheel hatStyle of wide-brimmed hat–——
Cavalier hatWide-brimmed hat from the 17th century–——
Chaperon (headgear)Type of head cover–——
CheeseheadNickname for people from Wisconsin–——
ChŏngjagwanKorean traditional hat for men–——
ChupallaTraditional Chilean horseman's straw hat–——
Church crownAmerican hat worn by women during Christian services–——
Cloche hatClose-fitting hats with a bell-shaped crown–——
CockadeRosette or knot of ribbon used as an ornament–——
Cocktail hatSmall, extravagant, and typically brimless hat for a woman–——
Coonskin capHat fashioned from the skin and fur of a raccoon–——
Cork hatHat with corks strung from the brim–——
Corno ducaleHeadgear and symbol of the Doge of Venice–——
Dhaka topiNepali hat–——
Doctoral hatHat worn with formal dress by Ph.D. recipients in Finland and Sweden–——
Doll hatFashion item–——
Dolly Varden (costume)Type of women's costume–——
Terai hatType of slouch hat associated with the Gurkhas–——
Draped turbanType of headwear–——
Easter bonnetHat worn by women as an Easter tradition–——
EpanokalimavkionItem of clerical clothing in Orthodox Christianity–——
Eugénie hatSmall plumed hat worn tipped asymmetrically over the forehead–——
FalucheTraditional cap worn by students in France–——
Fez (hat)Cylinder-shaped cap with a flat crown–——
Fila (hat)Traditional Yoruba hat–——
French hoodWoman's headgear–——
Fruit hatStyle of hat popularized by Brazilian performer Carmen Miranda–——
Gandhi capWhite sidecap, pointed in front and back and having a wide band, worn in India–——
Green eyeshadeType of visor–——
Half hatStyle of headwear–——
Halo hatStyle of hat–——
Hard hatProtective industrial headwear–——
Hardee hatUnion Army uniform of American Civil War era–——
Hat boxContainer for storing headgear–——
HatmakingManufacture and design of hats and headwear–——
HatpinLong pin worn to secure or decorate a hat–——
HatstandDevice used to store hats and coats–——
Homburg hatSemi-formal felt hat–——
IraghiTraditional headwear from Gilgit Baltistan, Pakistan–——
KalimavkionClerical headdress of Orthodox Christians and Eastern Catholics–——
Karakul hatTraditional sheep fur hat of Central and South Asia–——
KarvalakkiFur cap worn in Finland and Russia–——
Kasa (hat)Traditional Japanese hat–——
Kofia (hat)Hand-embroidered cylindrical caps worn by Muslim men–——
Kolah namadiTraditional Iranian head covering–——
KolpikTraditional headgear of some Hasidic rebbes–——
KoukoulionHeaddress in Eastern Christianity–——
KufiCap worn primarily by both Muslim men, and men of West African heritage–——
Kuma (cap)Headwear used in Oman–——
LabbadehTraditional Lebanese men's headdress–——
Lampshade hatHeadwear–——
Legionnaire hatWide-brimmed hat designed to shade face and neck from the sun–——
LiripipeTail of a hood or cloak, or a long-tailed hood–——
MadhallaType of hat–——
Mariner's capCap of type originally often worn by seafarers–——
Melt the ICE HatFashion activist hat–——
MianguanType of crown with a flat top worn in East Asia–——
Military tiaraCeremonial headdress worn by female military officers–——
MobcapType of headwear–——
MokorotloTraditional Sotho hat and national symbol of Lesotho–——
MonteraTraditional hat of Spain and Portugal–——
Montera piconaType of hat–——
Mushroom hatFashion item–——
Ba tầmTraditional Vietnamese headwear–——
Opera hatCollapsible top hat–——
Pahlavi hatIranian headwear–——
Pamela hatStraw hat–——
PapakhaTraditional wool hat from Caucasus–——
Pava (Puerto Rico)Associated with the Puerto Rican jíbaro and with the Popular Democratic Party–——
PetasosSun hat worn in Ancient Greece–——
Picture hatWomen's hat–——
Pillbox hatStyle of hat–——
Pointed hatType of headgear–——
Poke bonnetType of women's headgear–——
Printer's hatBox-shaped folded paper hat–——
PussyhatPink cat-ear beanie hat–——
Sailor hatStraw hat popular in the 19th century–——
ŠajkačaTraditional Serbian cap–——
SanbenitoPenitential garment during the Spanish Inquisition–——
Sarma (hat)Algerian clothing–——
Shepherd's hatHead covering used by a shepherd–——
ShtreimelFur hat worn by married Hassidic Jewish men–——
ShyadeTraditional cap of Tamang people–——
SidaraTraditional Iraqi headwear–——
SkufiaCap worn by Christian monastics–——
Sombrero calañésTraditional hat from Calañas–——
Cordovan hatTraditional Andalusian wide-brimmed hat–——
Sombrero vueltiaoTraditional Colombian hat–——
SpodikTall fur hat–——
Sports visorType of crownless hat–——
Straw hatHat made of straw–——
ŠubaraHat used by the Serbs in folk attire–——
Sun hatWide-brimmed hat designed to shade face and shoulders from the sun–——
T'anggŏnKorean traditional hat for men–——
Tam capType of women's hat–——
Tam o' shanter (cap)Traditional Scottish bonnet–——
Taqin hatTraditional hat worn in the Afghanistan–Pakistan region–——
Tembel hatHat associated with Israel–——
TempokFashion & Beauty–——
Thai farmer's hatTraditional Thai straw hat–——
Ti'i langgaFashion & Beauty–——
ToqueType of hat with narrow or no brim–——
Tyrolean hatType of hat from the Alps–——
Unangan hunting headgearWooden hats associated with the Unangan people–——
UpeTraditional Bougainvillean headdress–——
VisorSurface that protects the eyes–——
Wales bucket hatWelsh football memorabilia–——
Welsh hatTraditional Welsh headwear–——
Whoopee capStyle of hat or headwear–——
YanggwanKorean traditional ceremonial hat–——
ZmijovkaTraditional Czech knitted wool cap–——
Black and white hat symbolism in filmMovie trope–——
Brown DerbyChain of restaurants in Los Angeles–——
Il cappello di paglia di FirenzeOpera by Nino Rota–——
Hat-trick (magic trick)Magic trick where something is produced out of an apparently empty hat–——
Mexican hat dancePopular Mexican dance–——
Sorcerer's HatFormer icon of Disney's Hollywood Studios–——
Tin foil hatHat and stereotype for conspiracy theorists–——
Witch hatStyle of hat–——
Bonnet (headgear)Large semicircular head covering framing the face; alternatively, a brimless hat or cap–——
Balmoral bonnetTraditional Scots headgear–——
Blue bonnetType of soft woollen hat–——
Dutch capHat associated with traditional Dutch woman's costumes–——
Feather bonnetMilitary headdress of Scottish origin–——
GlengarryTraditional Scots headgear–——
Gook (headgear)Piece of protective headgear worn by bal maidens–——
Salvation Army bonnetFormer headcovering worn by female members of the Salvation Army–——
Ak-kalpakWhite felt hat worn by Kyrgyz men–——
Apex (headdress)Ancient Roman cap worn by flamines and Salii–——
Ascot capRounded men's hard cap–——
Ayam (cap)Korean traditional winter cap–——
Bigeard capFrench army field cap–——
Bishop Andrewes capFashion & Beauty–——
BniqaAlgerian clothing–——
Boudoir capForm of lingerie nightcap–——
Cap (sport)Term for a player's appearance in a game at the international level–——
Cap and bellsType of hat most commonly worn by jesters–——
Cap of GediminasRoyal regalia of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania–——
Monmouth capKnitted, round cap associated with Monmouth, Wales–——
CaubeenIrish beret–——
Chilote capCoarse raw wool woven cap–——
MerrowMermaid or merman in Irish folklore–——
CoifHistorical headgear, a close-fitting cap–——
Coppola capFlat cap traditional to Sicily and Calabria–——
Cricket capHeadwear worn by cricket players–——
DoppaSkullcap worn by Uyghurs and Uzbeks–——
Forage capDesignation given to various types of military undress, fatigue or working headwear–——
GugiumanHigh-crowned cap–——
IşlicHigh-crowned cap–——
JobawiTraditional Korean winter cap for women–——
Jockey's capHeadgear worn during horse racing–——
Juliet capHeadwear–——
KashketCap worn mainly by Hasidic Jewish children–——
KepiFlat circular cap with a visor–——
Maciejówka (cap)Type of Polish headgear–——
MazepynkaUkrainian military cap–——
Miner's capMedieval headgear worn by miners–——
Montenegrin capTraditional hat–——
MooskappeTraditional miner's head covering–——
Nightcap (garment)Soft cap worn while sleeping–——
Nurse's capTraditional nurse's hat–——
Patrol capSoft cap worn by military personnel in the field–——
Peaked capType of headwear–——
Phrygian capSoft conical cap with the top pulled forward–——
Prince Henry capGerman peaked cap–——
QelesheWhite brimless felt cap traditionally worn by Albanians–——
Rally capBaseball superstition–——
RastacapHat associated with Rastafari–——
RogatywkaFour-sided peaked cap with a visor, part of various military uniforms of Poland–——
Sailor capHat worn by enlisted Naval personnel–——
Seli-topiTraditional attire–——
Shower capWaterproof cap worn to keep the hair dry while bathing–——
Šibenik capHat–——
Sindhi capSkullcap from Sindh, Pakistan–——
Smoking capCaps worn by men while smoking–——
SongkokTraditional Southeast Asian cap–——
Square academic capType of cap used in academic dress–——
Student capCap worn to indicate that the wearer is a student–——
Swim capCap worn while swimming or bathing–——
Taqiyah (cap)Short rounded skullcap worn by some Muslims–——
Tricolor hatVenezuelan cap–——
TriglavkaYugoslav partisan cap–——
Trucker hatHat style popular with American workers–——
TubeteikaCaps worn in Central Asia–——
Tudor bonnetType of hat–——
UshankaRussian fur cap with ear flaps–——
Utility coverU.S. Marine Corps cap–——
Danbury, ConnecticutCity in Connecticut, United States–——
Denton, Greater ManchesterTown in Greater Manchester, England–——
EspérazaCommune in Occitanie, France–——
Gore (fabrics)Triangular piece of cloth used in dress making or hat making–——
Hat blockFashion & Beauty–——
Hendel Brothers, Sons and Company Hat FactoryUnited States historic place–——
Knowlton Hat FactoryUnited States historic place–——
LutonTown in Bedfordshire, England–——
Plume huntingHunting of wild birds to harvest feathers–——
S. F. Cushman Woolen MillFashion & Beauty–——
Spear and Company FactoryUnited States historic place–——
Toyo strawSmooth fabric material for straw hats–——
Wyoming MillsUnited States historic place–——
American fiber helmetMilitary and civilian helmet–——
BearskinStyle of tall fur cap–——
Berets of the United States ArmyTraditional headgear of the U.S. Army–——
Boonie hatWide-brim hat commonly used by military forces in hot tropical climates–——
Campaign hatBroad-brimmed hat with a high, pinched crown–——
Fur wedge capUniform hat worn by the Canadian military and mounted police–——
Cap badgeBadge worn on uniform headgear–——
Cappello alpinoFeature of the Italian Army's Alpini troops' uniform–——
Cavalry StetsonTraditional cavalry headgear in the United States Army–——
CzapkaType of cavalry headgear–——
Helmet coverTactical coverings used by on combat helmets–——
Jeep capKnit cap–——
Maroon beretInternational symbol of airborne forces–——
Military beretBerets as part of a military uniform–——
Mirliton (military)Tall military cap–——
OKZK capSoviet Era field cap–——
PanamkaTropical hat worn by Soviet and Russian militaries–——
Pith helmetLightweight cloth-covered helmet–——
ShakoTall, cylindrical military cap with a visor–——
Slouch hatWide brimmed hat, often for military use–——
BashlykTraditional headgear–——
CapiroteChristian pointed hat of conical form–——
CapotainTall, conical hat of the 16th–17th centuries–——
CapuchonCeremonial hat worn in Mardi Gras celebrations–——
Asian conical hatCone-shaped hat worn in parts of Asia–——
Fulani hatWest African conical fiber and leather hat–——
Gold hatBronze Age Europe artefacts–——
HenninMedieval women's headgear–——
JaapiTraditional conical hat of Assam, India–——
Jewish hatCone-shaped pointed hat, worn by Jews in Medieval Europe and parts of the Islamic world–——
MalahaiHistorical headgear from Central Asia–——
Party hatCelebratory hats–——
SalakotTraditional wide-brimmed hat from the Philippines–——
SiungTraditional hat of Kadazan female in Sabah, Malaysia–——
Sombrero de catiteTraditional hat of Andalusia, Spain–——
Topor (headgear)Bengali Hindu wedding headgear–——Showing 10 of 283