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Discover Our Fedora Collection:
Timeless, versatile, and expertly crafted - explore our selection of fedoras, from classic fur felt styles to lightweight designs for travel and warmer days.
Finding the right fit is the foundation of any great hat. At Lock & Co., our fedoras are sized with precision and each one is hand-blocked using traditional wooden forms to ensure the most flattering and comfortable fit.
Here’s how to measure your head for a fedora, whether you’re ordering online or preparing for an in-store visit.
We recommend using a flexible dressmaker’s tape for most accurate result.
Not sure how it should feel? Read our guide: How Should a Fedora Fit?
Discover Our Fedora Collection:
Timeless, versatile, and expertly crafted - explore our selection of fedoras, from classic fur felt styles to lightweight designs for travel and warmer days.
Visit our hat sizing page below for help on finding the right fit and size:
Hat size chart and sizing guide
Yes. A well-fitted fedora should feel secure but never tight. Think of it like a fine pair of shoes: structured enough to hold its form, yet soft enough to move with you.
Signs of a perfect fit:
Most Lock & Co. fedoras are structured and fitted, rather than adjustable. However:
If you’re unsure which style is right for your head shape or lifestyle, our team is happy to assist, whether online or in-store.
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