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After taking it out for a walk, it’s just parked by my entryway—still looks smooth, no signs of those deep bends you get adding cheap hats to the basket at the grocery store. Surprised the brim edge isn’t all wavy yet.
Put this cap in my bag for most of last week, finally wore it out and the bill isn’t warped at all—every seam feels pressed tight, even after folding. Last one I got from the corner shop got squishy and never held its shape.
first trip to the beach with this cap, it’s still on my head. brim’s structure feels firm, doesn’t flop even when wind picks up. compared to the floppy ones I had, this stays put and keeps shape. no weird pressure around forehead, just solid coverage.
already tossed it in my bag for the next trip, brim holds shape better than the floppy ones from supermart. lines on the stitching are tight, didn’t see loose thread even after bending it up.
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