Byluuna Headwear: Uncompromising Quality. The Perfect Fit in Premium Baseball & Fitted Caps

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As a professional in the headwear industry, I can tell you that getting the perfect fit is the absolute most important step when investing in quality caps. Whether you are hunting for true-to-size 59fifty fitted hats or looking for the perfect crown profile in adjustable 9fifty fitted hats, guessing your size almost always leads to discomfort or a distorted hat shape.

Here is the industry-standard method for measuring your head to ensure a flawless, custom-tailored fit.

Tools You Will Need:
A soft, flexible tailor's measuring tape.
(Alternative): A piece of non-stretch string and a standard straight ruler.
 
Step-by-Step Measurement Process
1. Position the Tape Properly Place the end of the flexible measuring tape in the middle of your forehead, approximately 1/8 inch to 1/2 inch above your eyebrows. This is where the sweatband of the cap will naturally rest.

2. Wrap It Around Your Head Keep the tape parallel to the floor and wrap it around your head. Pass it about 1/8 inch above your ears and across the most prominent, widest part of the back of your head (the occipital bone).

3. Determine the Tension Do not pull the tape too tight. It should sit comfortably against your skin, exactly how you would want the hat to rest. If you pull it taut, you will end up ordering a hat that gives you a headache.

4. Record the Measurement Read the measurement where the tape overlaps. I highly recommend taking the measurement in both centimeters (cm) and inches, as different brands use different metrics. Pro tip: Measure two or three times just to be absolutely certain of the number.