Expensive caps!!!

If I could get a hat for $30 I would be happy, but been wearing the same style of hat for 20 plus years now. Need a new one come spring, so need to get over the price of a new Akubra
 
I get free ones fairly often too, although I call them caps. I know names are often regional, but to me a hat has a brim all the way around. Baseball players wear caps. Anyway, the free ones I get are usually either the mesh type, which I don't wear and pass along to my son, or cheap ones with low crowns and no structure. I'm currently on the second winter with a camo Lone Star feed cap I bought for $10 from the local combination grocery and feed store.
 
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D2Cat":34ps7u6l said:
Is there a difference between a hat and a cap? I always thought there was, but this conversation seems to intertwine them.
Rafter S just splained the difference
 
D2Cat":32rrr19n said:
Is there a difference between a hat and a cap? I always thought there was, but this conversation seems to intertwine them.
Of course there is but we throw the words around loosely. Most know and understand what we're talking about. Not too many companies around here giving away Stetsons.
 
Rafter S":131hu4ly said:
D2Cat":131hu4ly said:
Is there a difference between a hat and a cap? I always thought there was, but this conversation seems to intertwine them.

This is a hat.




This is a cap.


I know it as a cowboy hat and a baseball hat. Both are hats, but with specific monikers.
 
True Grit Farms":2yh0fgz9 said:
Never heard of a baseball hat, what does one look like?
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