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Update: I tried the towel on 3 of my hats. A couple of them I'd say I got maybe 1/16 extra room which is not quite enough. One of them I didn't soak completely in water, and I didn't get anything. I think part of the discomfort comes from the front inside, as if I wear the hat backwards it's much more comfortable. I soaked all 3 of them pretty good and will try again. I'll leave it for a 1-3 days this time.
I took one of hats to try on after 7 hours. It appears to have stretched a little bit, but it was still wet so I put the towel and all 3 white tees, and the pen back in. . I'd say if you're 1/8 of inch too small this method will probably work for you. 1/8 inch is a lot btw. When I bought the hat, one size bigger was clownishly too big. One of my hats I kept crumpled in the trunk for like a year so it lost most of it's shape. This towel trick helped fix that as well. Thanks. Edit: Scratch that. it was more like 1/16 of an inch than 1/8. The hat was better, but not quite good yet. So I'd say it works pretty well if you're in between 2 sizes. Basically wearing the hat in without discomforting yourself.
I went ahead and wetted the band and did the towel thing. We'll see in a few hours, but I wanted to clarify first in case I forget to come back. The use of one towel is probably not enough by a long shot. The first hat I did required a towel plus 3 white tees stuffed inside. The same with the second. The third I ran out of rag white tees and just used my throw blanket. And most of it fit in there. So just an FYI that it does take A LOT to make it so tight that you can barely fit stuff in anymore. I only need 1/8 wider, so hopefully this helps. 7 1/2 hat that's too small, but a 7 5/8 hat that's a little bit too big.
I've actually had my fitted hats for 10-15 years, and that's the problem. My head has gotten bigger since then, and now the hats all fit tight. Will try the towel thingy. I knew it was some combination of getting the hat wet and putting something inside. Didn't think about a towel so thanks. Not much to lose.
@@devinhe4285 I usually get size 30 in slim to skinny jeans but sized down to size 29 in the loose fit pants. Size 30 was a little too wide on me but all personal preference
@TKizzy12 you should definitely check out their recent collections definitely a few pieces comparable to Banana Republic and other mature brands at a lower price point in comparison
Bro i just ordered some hoodies and stuff from ssense from fog ess..guess the price ? 45 canadian dollars on average for 4 fog items. Im xxl size with 110 kg 5f10. I hope these fit me well after a lil shrink maybe.
Honestly some of the fits look really nice and the colors are awesome but wow do I hate the giant logos on this brand. Kills any interest I’d have in getting any
Hello sir. I liked and subscribed. Congratulations on designing your first fitted hat. I wonder if you will ever design one that is solely unique to you. I didn’t see a link to get the hat. I wanted to see the price for it. Also, I just recently came across Hat Club and saw some nice hats at pretty decent prices. However, I came across some bad reviews of the company saying hats were being delivered that looked used but sold as new. I know you work with Hat Club so of course whatever you get will be top notch, but ordering online makes me skeptical at times. Had several bad experiences but many good ones as well. I also saw reviews that returning those hats that were received in poor condition back to Hat Club was nightmarish as customers weren’t able to get refunds and weren’t dealt with in a professional manner by Hat Club. What would you say to that?
Sir, I thank you for taking the time to do this video. Very informative. However, I have a question for you. Concerning the last method (oven method). Since you are a 6 7/8 and seem to shrink down a size 7, would such a method work to shrink down a hat that’s larger than a 7? Such as with my fitted hat size. I’m a 7 1/4 but at times I may be able to wear a 7 1/8. I can’t afford to pay the fitted hat prices from many stores that carry them so I shop at Local Ross stores where I live but I’ve noticed that if they do get fitted hats in, they’re usually size 8, 7 5/8 or 7 3/4. All much larger and don’t fit me. Could any of those sizes be shrunk down to a 7 1/4? Could a size 8 be shrunk down to 7 1/4? I do hope you will respond to my question. Again, I thank you for doing this video. Much appreciated.
Came across your video moments ago. Learned about the so-called hat Jack and saw them on Amazon for around $15. I then looked on TEMU to see if it was sold there and it was and I had credits so I ordered it there. Hopefully it arrives intact and works out well for me. Again, thanks for taking the time to do this video. Much appreciated (even two years later).
