For years, hats have been overlooked as irrelevant accessories, and our plain old, constantly tired-looking dads in their khakis, classic Polos, and chunky trainers have been maligned for their wardrobes.<\/p>\n
Dads mostly wear their hats for a few general reasons. Some wear it while running their errands on Sunday afternoons, some while trimming their grass in the backyard, some to cover their receding hairlines or to cover their face. At the same time, they rest on their hammocks, while some show their devotion towards the Yankees, and maybe quite a very few take hats as a fashion statement.<\/p>\n
Today, thanks to the ‘high-end designers,’ the two underdogs have been merged to make a revolutionary term called “dad hat.”<\/p>\n
Dad hats is state-of-the-art term, but these hats have been around for quite a while; baseball caps<\/a>, Cadet caps, sun hats<\/a> all fit into these categories. These pay more emphasis to function over style; they are hassle-free caps you will see every other dad wearing by the curb.
\n