The fedora
A felt hat with a pinched crown and a brim snapped down at the front. See which brim width works on your face.
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A fedora is a soft felt hat with an indented crown, usually a teardrop or center-dent crease pinched at the front, a grosgrain band and a brim of about 2 to 3 inches that can be snapped down at the front and up at the back. Wool felt is the affordable choice; fur felt is lighter, holds its shape better and copes better with rain.
The brim sets the look. Under about 2 inches it is a stingy brim, close to a trilby; around 2 1/2 inches is the classic; 3 inches and more looks western or dramatic. Wear it level or with a slight tilt, with the band sitting a finger above your ears.
FAQ
What is the difference between a fedora and a trilby?
Brim width and how it is worn. A fedora has a wider brim, about 2 1/2 inches, that can be worn level; a trilby has a short brim angled down at the front and up at the back, and sits further back on the head.
What brim width should I choose?
Go by your build: a brim of about 2 1/2 inches suits most people; broad shoulders and a big head carry 3 inches, a slight frame looks better under 2 1/4.