Product Guides

A dad hat is unstructured, has a curved brim, and sits closer to the head. A baseball cap is typically structured with a stiffer crown and sometimes a flatter brim. Dad hats are softer, more relaxed, and easier to break in. Read our full Dad Hat vs Baseball Cap guide for deeper detail and visual comparisons.

Front-facing for the classic look, brim slightly curved, sitting just above the eyebrows. Backwards is also fine and surprisingly versatile. Pair with relaxed clothing — graphic tees, hoodies, oversized layers. Avoid pairing with heavy formal wear; the dad hat reads casual by design.

True oversized hoodies feature dropped shoulders and additional room through the chest and torso. The hoodie should drape rather than cling. People who prefer a closer fit often size down. Reference our oversized hoodie sizing guide and the size chart on each product page.

Cold water, gentle cycle, inside out. Avoid the dryer when possible — hang dry to preserve the print and prevent shrinkage. For graphic hoodies, never iron directly on the print. Our care guide covers the specifics for heavyweight fleece, lightweight fleece, and printed graphics.

Yes. Graphic tees have rotated through trend cycles for decades and are currently trending across streetwear, mindset clothing, and casual menswear. The version that goes out of style is the one with cheap prints and forgettable graphics. The version that stays in style features intentional design, durable construction, and meaningful messages.

A distressed dad hat is intentionally pre-worn — the brim is frayed, the fabric is faded, and the hat looks broken in from day one. The aesthetic comes from vintage workwear and mid-century baseball culture. We make distressed dad hats in My Own Lane and Day Off styles, both unstructured and made to order.

For work: layer under a blazer or open button-up, choose a subtle graphic. For casual: tuck into chinos or wear with relaxed shorts. For streetwear: pair with oversized layers, dad hat, distressed jeans. The graphic does the talking; let the rest of the outfit support it.