Boston Scally Cap Review - New Arrivals: Out to Sea

[@chriswest8147]

Thank you so much! This really helps and after watching a few of your videos, I can pull the trigger and get a few! Keep the videos coming brother.

[@SkyDogReviews]

Thank you! Glad you have enjoyed the reviews. There are some more on the way, so there will at least be another review video on the horizon.

[@johnphillips3526]

You’ve missed “The Neighborhood” series. I think that’s the one I want.

[@SkyDogReviews]

Sorry about that, I do not have a The Neighborhood as of yet. Probably the closest I have to that is The Townie which I reviewed in my second video (kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3nXf2OOjpmEfZYsi=nnSOPmGO6wWTtAUM) which is similar but made out of a lighter weight material. The Pub series (also in my second video) is of a little bit of a heavier weight material, but of similar design.

[@joshmclain3411]

I been on the fence about getting one for myself

[@SkyDogReviews]

They are great caps, but I do understand the hesitation. I thought about the purchase decision on the first one for quite a while. If you are more of a baseball cap person, I would suggest starting out with a solid color 6 panel Scally Cap. They are the most similar to a baseball cap and would be a good first Boston Scally Cap.

[@joshmclain3411]

@@SkyDogReviews do I need to measure my head before getting one

[@SkyDogReviews]

I would definitely recommend measuring your head before purchasing. They also provide fitted baseball cap equivalents if you know your baseball hat size. Follow the sizing charts on the web site as each style has slightly different numbers and do not fit the same. For example, I have a 24 inch head. I get XL in single panel and 2X in 8 panel. Also, lighter fabrics tend to run a bit smaller and heavier fabrics tend to run a bit larger in a given size. For that reason, I have been purchasing 6 panels in 2X as I have been buying lighter fabrics. 5 panel I made a decision to go to 2X knowing that if it ran a touch big I could put a cap sizer in the band to snug up the fit if necessary. So far, I have not needed to adjust the fit on my 5 panels. If your head size is in the middle of a size range, you should be golden.

[@joshmclain3411]

@@SkyDogReviews fitted hats are lagre/x large

[@SkyDogReviews]

For fitted hats, they usually come in with a number. For me, I am a 7 3/4 head size. The L/XL sized baseball hats are not true fitted hats for the most part, they usually have a bit of stretch or elastic in them or a form of adjustment. For me, if I am in a L/XL baseball hat I am at the bitter end of the adjustment range or the elastic is a bit too tight on my head. I would measure your head and use that size if you do not have a fitted hat size. (Boston Scally’s size charts run from 6 7/8 up to 8 for size equivalents.)