The men's hats and caps in our 2012 Spring/Summer Collection will impress you. How can they not, when you've got JB Stetson linen lids in every style, from cadet caps to fedoras and newsboys, as well as fashion ivy caps from Christys' London and supremely stingy brim hats from Goorin Bros. -- you know, the Bold Hatmakers? Kangol keeps raising the hat bar with stylish caps like The Recycled 507 and hats like the very soft Ashton Braid Pork Pie, while Christys' Crown checks in with an all-about-texture braided fedora they call The Sage. If that's not enough hat excitment, then you may want to try a Dobbs or Borsalino on for size.

New this season, for instance, are two mesh-lined linen flax caps, The Catacombs (a newsboy) and The Pantheon (an ivy cap) from Borsalino, those Italian hat masters. Bailey of Hollywood is featuring some new lids too: if it's a ventilated sisal straw fedora you seek, The Jackson might be just the Bailey hat for you. Lots of favorites by Santana are back by demand in addition to hot-off-the-rack hats like a driver cap called The Fortune, which is a handwoven cotton ivy with satin lining. From Stitch Premium Headwear, there's a good-looking array of stingy brim hats in various natural fibers including Japanese Bu, sisal and seagrass.

These hats are lined in cotton for comfortable warm weather wear and the look is very smart across the board. If you like leather in your cap, turn to Stetson, Capas or Scala for ideas. Not only can you get ivy caps and newsboys in leather, but there's a fedora in lambskin too. The Greek Fisherman, a classic stand-by, is offered in leather as well as wool or cotton, so that you can wear it in every season. Whether it's expedition hats you're after, or gamblers and outback hats with a definite western flavor, or perhaps Panama hats (like the outstanding Elegante from Christys' London and those fabulous Montecristi hats from Biltmore) or just some very cool fedoras and ivy caps from Stacy Adams, we've got your lid here at MensHats.com.

It's simply a matter of finding it, so dive in, browse at will and we'll meet on the other side. The men's hats and caps in our 2012 Spring/Summer Collection will impress you. How can they not, when you've got JB Stetson linen lids in every style, from cadet caps to fedoras and newsboys, as well as fashion ivy caps from Christys' London and supremely stingy brim hats from Goorin Bros. -- you know, the Bold Hatmakers? Kangol keeps raising the hat bar with stylish caps like The Recycled 507 and hats like the very soft Ashton Braid Pork Pie, while Christys' Crown checks in with an all-about-texture braided fedora they call The Sage.

If that's not enough hat excitment, then you may want to try a Dobbs or Borsalino on for size. New this season, for instance, are two mesh-lined linen flax caps, The Catacombs (a newsboy) and The Pantheon (an ivy cap) from Borsalino, those Italian hat masters. Bailey of Hollywood is featuring some new lids too: if it's a ventilated sisal straw fedora you seek, The Jackson might be just the Bailey hat for you. Lots of favorites by Santana are back by demand in addition to hot-off-the-rack hats like a driver cap called The Fortune, which is a handwoven cotton ivy with satin lining.

From Stitch Premium Headwear, there's a good-looking array of stingy brim hats in various natural fibers including Japanese Bu, sisal and seagrass. These hats are lined in cotton for comfortable warm weather wear and the look is very smart across the board. If you like leather in your cap, turn to Stetson, Capas or Scala for ideas. Not only can you get ivy caps and newsboys in leather, but there's a fedora in lambskin too. The Greek Fisherman, a classic stand-by, is offered in leather as well as wool or cotton, so that you can wear it in every season.

Whether it's expedition hats you're after, or gamblers and outback hats with a definite western flavor, or perhaps Panama hats (like the outstanding Elegante from Christys' London and those fabulous Montecristi hats from Biltmore) or just some very cool fedoras and ivy caps from Stacy Adams, we've got your lid here at MensHats.com. It's simply a matter of finding it, so dive in, browse at will and we'll meet on the other side.