Hat Club

C A lot of people love the look of a flat-brimmed, fitted hat. At some point, though, you might consider curving the brim, whether it’s a few months down the line or as soon as you receive it in the mail. You may simply like the look of a curved brim over a flat brim, or you might have a few San Diego Padres fitted hats , and you want one of them to have a curved brim. But should you curve the brim of your fitted hat? Here are a few things to consider. If You Like the Curved Look, Why Not? If you like the look of the curved brim, that’s reason enough to do it. It’s very much a stylistic choice. If you have a collection of hats, whether Padres or hats for another team, curving one or two brims can be worth it. This way, you have multiple styles to choose from whenever you grab a hat before heading out. Curving the Brim Is Easy (Flattening the Brim, Not So Much) There are plenty of tutorials online to help you get that perfect curve, too. You can also pick up a visor curvi...

  Do you look longingly at your favorite Cubs, Yankees, or Padres fitted hats and wonder how you can pass your passion for baseball down to your kids? There are plenty of ways you can foster a love of America’s pastime in the next generation, no matter their age. From watching games together to building a baseball hat collection, here are a few tips to help you bond over baseball. Be Patient The first and possibly most important tip is to be patient. You don’t want to force it. If your kids already like baseball, you have a leg up. If not, you can still ease them into learning more about the sport. Encourage their love for the game by making it a shared activity. Kids love spending time with family, so bonding over baseball can help them feel a stronger connection to you and the game. Signing them up for Little League could work well if they’ve shown an interest in playing. If they prefer playing in the backyard with friends, that’s great, too. Watch Games Together ...