Snapback or Fitted are two of the most popular blank cap styles. And choosing between the two is a long-standing debate between cap lovers and fashionistas. So what are the key differences between the two styles? Which one should you be choosing and when? Read on to find out the answer.
Snapback caps are a type of headwear with a snapback strap at the rear. The adjustable closure of this cap makes it easy for you to fit it perfectly on any head size making the cap a one-size-fits-most cap. You can simply tighten the strap of a snapback hat when you are running, or when it gets windy so that it does not fall off your head.
Fitted caps are a type of baseball hat that comes with a fixed-size back panel. It comes in a set size and does not give you the flexibility to find the best fit with an adjustable closure. As these hats are designed to fit comfortably on your head, you will have to buy your head size and buy the right sized one for the best comfort.
Some people might say that the fitted hat has a fashion edge compared to the snapback. But the answer varies based on whom you ask the question. A few think that the lack of a plastic strap, which is exactly the feature that gives the snapback more of an edge, offers a much cleaner crown to this cap. The lack of any openings in the back panel also makes this a preferred choice for customization, particularly when you want to decorate the rear part of the hat.
To conclude, both snapback hats and fitted hats are great headwear choices you can add to your wardrobe or use to outfit your staff. In the end, selecting between the two comes down to your personal preference and what you wish to do with them. We hope that this article will clear up any questions you might have on which of these cap styles to choose. Check out our blog - Snapback hats vs Fitted caps to learn more.
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