milandro
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I suppose there is no real answer to this.
You are supposed to wear it the way it feels comfortable for you.
There are fitting issue with any hat or any garment for that matter. Sizes are only a part of the story.
One would think that size 7 1/2 (60cm) , being a number , would always be the same but of course not.
The sizes vary fairly fundamentally between brands but also within models and within the same hat model type and size (in other words no two hats are exactly the same).
Then you have the shape of your head and the one of the hat ( more or less round, oval, long oval...).
Naturally there is the issue of the height of the crown , and two different models would have different heights and feel completely different.
So, I suppose we all have hats that are different, feel different fit differently . I certainly have. Also I have sizes ranging from 60 to 62. the use of cork or other devices to fit a hat that fits too loosely is very common but also the use of hat stretchers to slightly expand the hats which have shrunk, something which in some hats may happen at some point or periodically.
In other words @harrytemp , no, there is no answer to your problem, we all deal with it
Buying hats, at a distance means to find them to your liking (fitting wise) or not, but you need to deal with the problems which arise along the way
You are supposed to wear it the way it feels comfortable for you.
There are fitting issue with any hat or any garment for that matter. Sizes are only a part of the story.
One would think that size 7 1/2 (60cm) , being a number , would always be the same but of course not.
The sizes vary fairly fundamentally between brands but also within models and within the same hat model type and size (in other words no two hats are exactly the same).
Then you have the shape of your head and the one of the hat ( more or less round, oval, long oval...).
Naturally there is the issue of the height of the crown , and two different models would have different heights and feel completely different.
So, I suppose we all have hats that are different, feel different fit differently . I certainly have. Also I have sizes ranging from 60 to 62. the use of cork or other devices to fit a hat that fits too loosely is very common but also the use of hat stretchers to slightly expand the hats which have shrunk, something which in some hats may happen at some point or periodically.
In other words @harrytemp , no, there is no answer to your problem, we all deal with it
Buying hats, at a distance means to find them to your liking (fitting wise) or not, but you need to deal with the problems which arise along the way