hats

Berets and bowlers

Hats are head coverings, the plural of hat.

Beyond literal headwear, hats represent roles or capacities: She wears many hats at work means she handles multiple responsibilities.

To take your hat off to someone is to express admiration.

Old hat means outdated or no longer novel: That technology is old hat now.

fashion

millinery

Craft of hat design

designer · boutique · ensemble · vintage · retro · bespoke · tailored · haute couture · trimming · hatpin

types

fedora

Soft creased felt hat

panama · trilby · bonnet · bowler · cloche · toque · tam-o'-shanter · kepi · ushanka · coonskin

ceremonial

crown

Sovereign's ornamental headpiece

  • tiaraOrnamental feminine headband
  • diademJeweled band of royalty
  • mitrePointed clerical headwear

kippah · biretta · mantilla · wimple · fascinator · headdress · turban · fez · mortarboard · coronet

sun

sunhat

Brimmed head shade

shade · brim · sun protection · coolie · rice paddy · conical

protective

hardhat

Protective construction headwear

construction · safety · firefighter helmet · bicycle helmet · motorcycle helmet · batting helmet · earmuffs · faceshield · climbing helmet · ski helmet

status

crown

Sovereign's ornamental headpiece

graduation · rank · uniform · insignia · ceremonial · regalia

military

shako

Plumed ceremonial military cap

  • busbyTall fur military cap
  • bearskinUrsine pelt or cap
  • kepiFlat-topped visored military cap

beret · garrison cap · pith helmet · side cap · tricorne · bicorne · drill sergeant · peaked cap · service cap · field cap

Categories
Opposites
body location

hatsshoes

Protective foot coverings

boots · footwear · socks · sandals · slippers

head coverage

hatsbareheadedness

Having nothing atop one's skull

bald heads

coverage vs. exposure

hatsbareheaded

Wearing nothing above

bare-headed · hatless · bald

Phrases
Family

hat, hatted, hatting, hatmaker

Familiarity
Top 5,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G