Wearing Hats: Correct Hat Etiquette

With “wearing hats” making a BIG comeback, it’s timely to mention hat etiquette – the do’s and don’ts of wearing hats.

Hat Etiquette

Get noticed by tipping your hat to a lady – raise your hand to the rim of your hat, and give a gentle nod and a friendly smile. Don’t be creepy.
Inside Rules – remove your hat when inside a house, building, restaurant, church, etc. (or anywhere it is uncomfortable or with limited space, like on an airplane or in your car).
Public Places – Hats are allowed in public places, such as lobbies, elevators, parking lots, lanes & alleys.
Respect – Always remove your hat for the National Anthem or for a passing funeral procession. Remove your hat to show respect.
Seated at an Event – Always remove your hat if it will block or impair the view of someone behind you at sporting events, the theater, a conference, or seated at a concert.

DON’T GET LEFT BEHIND!… HATS are making a BIG comeback!

A hat adds oomph and style to any outfit – a small element with a major impact.

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A hat will go with almost any outfit, from formal to casual.

“A hat, to one’s wardrobe, is what throw pillows are to a living room sofa.”

When it comes to wearing hats, you get what you pay for. A quality hat will look good, will make you feel good, and it will last.