Gifts under $200

  • new colors
    Bailey 1922

    Curtis LiteFelt® Fedora

    price$150.00
    19 colors
  • Bailey 1922

    Berle Fedora

    price$105.00
    4 colors
  • Bailey Western

    Pageant II 2X Cowboy Western Hat

    price$160.00
    3 colors
  • new colors
    Bailey 1922

    Tino LiteFelt® Fedora

    price$150.00
    19 colors
  • Bailey 1922

    Blixen LiteFelt® Fedora

    price$150.00
    12 colors
  • 🇺🇸
    Renegade

    Punchy Western Cowboy Hat

    price$170.00
    5 colors
  • Exclusive
    Trimmed & Crowned

    410 Bowler

    price$120.00
    6 colors
  • Bailey 1922

    Classic LiteFelt® Fedora

    price$145.00
    5 colors
  • new colors
    Bailey 1922

    Darron LiteFelt® Pork Pie

    price$150.00
    9 colors
  • 🇺🇸
    Bailey Western

    Joe Eder Outback Hat

    price$135.00
    3 colors
  • Bailey Western

    Morgan Outback Hat

    price$135.00
    3 colors
  • Bailey 1922

    Wynn LiteFelt® Fedora

    price$118.00
    5 colors

Frequently Asked Questions about Gifts under $200

How do I choose a hat for someone whose size I do not know?

Look for hats with an adjustable inner band, a drawcord, or a stretch fit, since they cover a wider range. Otherwise, borrow a hat from their closet and check the size inside the sweatband.

What hat style is safest for a gift?

A mid-brim fedora in black, brown, or grey suits most people and ages. Western hats are a better choice for someone who already wears boots or ranch gear. Neutral colors are safer than bold ones.

Should I pick felt or straw as a gift?

Match the season and the person's climate. Felt suits fall and winter and is more of a year-round staple in cool places. Straw is best for sunny trips and summer, and gets worn less in cold months.

How can I tell what style the recipient would wear?

Look at what they already wear on their head and what their wardrobe leans toward. Casual dressers like caps and buckets, classic dressers like fedoras, and outdoor types like wide brims.

How do I pick a hat gift for someone who rarely wears hats?

Start with something low commitment and casual, such as a baseball cap, bucket hat, or beanie, in a neutral color. A comfortable, adjustable fit makes it more likely to become a regular part of their routine.