Headwear on USFans Spreadsheet
Caps, beanies, bucket hats and knitted masks on the USFans Spreadsheet, priced in USD with direct links. Small, light, and the cheapest way to make a parcel worth sending.
Worth pairing with bags, accessories or shoes — the whole catalog sits on the USFans Spreadsheet.
Why headwear rides along with every order
Nothing else on the site adds so little to a shipping quote. A cap weighs almost nothing and takes almost no volume, which is why headwear tends to ride along with an order rather than being the reason for one. This page gathers caps, beanies, bucket hats and balaclava-style masks, each priced in USD with a direct link.
Sizing mostly takes care of itself, since an adjustable closure covers a wide range, so the thing worth studying is the embroidery. Dense stitching that fills its own outline is the mark of a good run; thin work with fabric showing through the logo is not. Check too whether the brim keeps its curve and the front panels stand on their own rather than folding. Knitted masks come down to weave density and how cleanly the openings are finished.
Low price and low risk make this a sensible place to try a seller you haven't used before — tack a cap onto an order you were placing anyway and the shipping estimate barely moves. The full USFans Spreadsheet has everything else.
The construction terms decide the shape on your head. Structured caps have stiffening behind the front panels so they stand tall; unstructured dad caps have none and sit soft and low. Six-panel is the standard baseball build with a centre-front seam; five-panel uses one flat front panel for a boxier profile. On sizing, snapbacks, strapbacks and stretch-fit all adjust, but a fitted cap doesn't — those need a head circumference measured just above the ears (roughly S/M ≈ 21-22", L/XL ≈ 22.5-23.5"). Beanies and bucket hats are almost always one-size.
