Fitted Cap vs Snapback

The History of the Cap

As the name would suggest, fitted caps are a style of hat that are made to fit your head without being adjustable (with a range of sizes available). Originally made for baseball players, the fitted hat was simply used as a comfortable and recognisable way to keep the sun from players’ eyes. In the ‘50s, New Era revamped their classic fitted hat into the style we see today: the 59Fifty. With a fitted design, ventilating holes and a large visor, this timeless cap is still popular to this day.

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Snapback caps first gained popularity in the ‘70s when they were adopted by baseball players, reaching their peak in the ‘80s when they were repped by R&B artists like Run-DMC and Beastie Boys. We all know and love the classic snapback hat, with an adjustable back closure that can fit (almost) any head size or shape. Today, snapback caps continue to be used by athletes, but have also become an iconic fashion staple for both men and women.

Personally, I prefer the snapback, partly because I have a big head and also I just think they look better especially if you want to wear it backwards.

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Nothing really thought provoking; which style of hat do you prefer? The fitted cap or the snapback, and why?Personally, I prefer the snapback, partly because I have a big headand also I just think they look better especially if you want to wear it backwards.If you don't know what I mean:

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