HOW TO SHRINK YOUR FITTED HAT

[@Its_Sheroy]

Temperature is in Fahrenheit (F)

[@Captain420Malone]

Dude I been so mad at my hats lately, last 3 I bought online should all be proper size but nope. So upsetting to order a hat $76 and it fits like garbage looks boxy etc. Couldn’t stuff enough paper in there. Omg the oven so scary at first but then u realize how amazing it works. I’m shrink 4 hats tonite. Awesome info my man. And if u want smaller. Wet it again and put it back in oven for 5 more mins. Man I can’t get over how I’ve fixed my hats.

[@Supershortz1]

Did you wet the brim to when you put in the oven?

[@LondonGooner]

Because they are made in China, India, Bangladesh all these countries when they was made in America they always fitted me perfect.

[@THIZzSCO415]

Man I feel your pain I was pissed happened to my 3 times now but thankfully this vid helped

[@LondonGooner]

@THIZzSCO415 I just forgot about it you reminded me 🤣

[@jdvh__94]

I was in a hurry to head out when I tried on my new hat and it fit a bit bigger. The paper towel worked like a charm! Fast and effective thanks!

[@vcmasile7780]

same

[@JH-qg7cc]

Bro saved me about £30 for a new fit I never thought of this

[@j-roc8894]

Hands down....oven method works 100% i cannot believe how well it turned out!!! Thank you my brother!!!

[@thomaslong4909]

Option 4 worked like a charm. Lids sent me a hat that was the same size as all my other low profile hats and it was way too big. I was in a pissed off mood and found your video and now I don’t think I’ve ever had a hat fit this perfectly. Appreciate the upload man!

[@r6inhardt]

Oven method fixed my fitted, thanks! Repeated 6 mins necessary (3x) and a good soak with hot water, don't worry about the brim too much.

[@ChefQoy]

you soaked and heated 3 times? Or did u just soak it once and heat 3 times?

[@lijahsing2137]

@@ChefQoythis the part he needs to answer

[@JohnathanMoralesTercero]

This is Superb ! Bravo. You saved me a lifetime of frustration of waisting money on hats that were too big then i ended up tossing them out just because they were too Big. You really are a GENIUS thanks for this video. I 💜 hats

[@rickpearce76]

Thanks! I had two hats that were too big. I usually wear a 7 5/8. I had 7 3/4 that seemed a little bigger than normal and a 7 7/8 that was gifted to me and was enormous. I did the oven trick on both. The 3/4 shrunk almost perfectly. I feel like after I wear it a bit it will be perfect. The 7/8 I actually put in 2 rounds (different days) and it shrunk a lot. It’s still a little bigger than I need but the difference is huge. I may go for a 3rd attempt and see if I can get it just right. Thanks so much for making this video. This recouped two useless hats for me!

[@BlastedBilly]

Do I season the hat before or after baking?

[@Its_Sheroy]

That's personal preference

[@NChapaWI9436]

It get gradually seasoned as you wear it more

[@yvngsda6090]

Did it work

[@SHADOWx472]

I’ve been using a wet towel up under the fitted , mold it to make sure the brim and Crown are straight and I put it under the sun. Been doing that since 94. Never fails.

[@214carsonn]

For how long ?

[@evanschneider47]

How does the wet towel make the fitted smaller?

[@pellymods4773]

Gonna try this brother thanks for sharing

[@newguyoz]

Awesome advice. I bought a hat at 7 3/4 and i am a 7 1/4. tried the oven trick and it worked!!!!! made it much much better after just trying the hot water and hair dryer. I kept mine in for 300 at 7 minutes though. thanks again!

[@NotNoice]

Did you put yours in right at 300? And then 7 minutes worked for you? I’m in the same position you were in cause I had to buy big so I bought 2/4 too big in order to get what I wanted.

[@boogzworld_4795]

You were able to shrink it 4 sizes?

[@tdubbbs9092]

Bro, I tried this method on the paper towel one years ago but it was on a different hat, didn’t think to try it with the new era fitted. Wow game changer, good looks.

[@zyleq2107]

yeah i looked dumb i’m my one hat until i tried this

[@sammyaustin2814]

Thank You So Much! I also wear a size 7. I had purchased a limited edition throw-back hat of the Denver Bears, a former AAA team. This meaningful to me as I remember going to games when I was young, also my Dad was fortunate to be selected as a Batboy for the team in the 60s. Searching the internet for some time the only version I could find of this hat was in the fitted size of 7 1/8, so I needed to shrink it down to a 7. I followed the instructions for the baked in oven method. I baked for 6 minutes and when I took it out it was still steaming and wet, so I let it go another 4 minutes. the hat was fitted on my head each time I took it out. Initially, I unintentionally got the bill slightly wet. This worked out ok as I prefer a curved bill, once out of the oven the sightly damped bill was reshaped with baseball and rubber-band. I placed the hat about two feet from our baseboard heater for 20 minutes to fully dry. Overall, this worked PERFECTLY! This Hat Fits Like a Glove! Thanks for Sharing!

[@Crxzzy.]

To anyone who have a 100% polyester fitted and is watching this, I’m just letting you know that the oven method works. I used my supreme new era so I was nervous was fuck putting my expensive ass hat in an oven😂 but anyways it worked, used tin foil and had my nose on the oven door for 5 minutes. Works wonders, don’t be scared

[@sheastallings4668]

Did you wet the brim?

[@Crxzzy.]

@@sheastallings4668 I got a little bit of water on the brim, I put hot water around the whole sweatband so water on it is inevitable, I just followed everything the vid said except putting it in the dryer after the oven cuz it shrunk enough from the 5 minute bake 👍

[@Crxzzy.]

@@sheastallings4668 and when I pulled my hat out from the oven it had some steam comin off it so don’t be alarmed if you see that

[@cuzzlightyear5856]

Genuine life saver, couldn’t be more happy. Spent $100 on a couple fitted hats that were too big. Put some paper towel in the back n now they fit perfect👍

[@javsdeleo]

Just a little tip- a lot of dryers can adapt a drying rack: it’s either a flat, plastic, grill looking rack that slips onto the front bottom lip of the dryer opening OR a rubber-dipped metal rack that has legs that swing down & rest along the very outer edges of the dryer cavity where the spinning drum makes no contact. Theses racks are usually used to dry very delicate fabrics- even hats! Prob a lot safer than an oven.

[@justinebryleapacible6382]

If you’re gonna try the oven option, It works really well but I recommend you to wet the whole hat because if you leave some part of the hat dry, it will burn just like what happened to my 59fifty, I didn’t wet the brim because I don’t want to lose the shape of the brim but that was a big mistake because it leads to a burnt brim.

[@kaiparker2017]

How long did you cook And did u use tin foil

[@alexpaz9700]

Damn y’all doing the most that’s gonna fuck the whole material up y’all big trippin 😂😂😂😂

[@tamafaitua6484]

Does wetting the brim of the hat damage it if you are using the oven method?. just copped a 59fifty.

[@Sm4il_]

Just did the oven method to my 59fifty WITHOUT wetting the brim and it was ok. As long as you don't exceed the 5 minute it will be okay. It is better to shrink it little by little than to leave it for a long time. And of course use tin foil.

[@Zzuko66]

anyone else tried this method sucessfully?

[@coreylamberto1984]

Us a dryer sheet when lining your hat esp the front of it - it absorbs sweat and keeps it smelling fresh while also stopping white hats from turning yellow on the brim line from sweat

[@markandy8511]

Thank you for the paper inside the labels tutorial, I used an envelope so it could be thicker throughout all 3 labels inside and worked like a charm 🙌🏼💯

[@joes.4149]

Damnnn. No more annoying ears sticking out when the hat falls? Lmao that’s my problem.

[@ShakeTheR00m]

naaa you’re a genius lmao i live no where near a hat store so i measured my hat size and ordered online. the hat fitted me alright but it was kinda lose with the paper towel method it now fits perfectly. thanks my bro😤💯

[@SneakerKing83]

Thank you Bruh! I've gone from French braids (7 1/2 & 7 3/8) to locs, (snapbacks, 7 5/8 & 7 3/4) to a man bun, to now a baldy. (Back to my 7 1/2 & 7 3/4) I'm so grateful to be able to keep my fitteds! 👌🏾👍🏾✊🏾🤌🏾😁🧢

[@aquajesus3959]

Which method you use ?

[@jerryjulian7536]

the paper towel method worked perfect for my two hats. this is awesome knowledge. thanks so much. i saved your video incase i eventually need to try any of the other methods. awesome!!! and thanks dude! i was sooooo dissapointed when i got them and they were to big and had thought i ordered the right size. thanks again bud.

[@charlesplumley7322]

I tried boiling water over the cap (use tongs to hold it) soak it and the peak. In the fan oven for 8 minutes on 310 degrees. Took it out and the light grey underside of Peak had some light burn marks where it was resting on the foil. Cap was still v.wet but was definitely smaller. Then put it back in the oven but with a cookie shaper under the brim to keep it up off the foil and stop it burning, fo this in the first instance. Then each 1m.30s took it out to make sure wasn't drying out too much. After another 4mins 30s the top part of the hat was dry and on the edge of burning so removed it from the oven. Left it to rest upside down on the crown of the cap for the day to dry out the card in the peak. And it definitely is a tighter less tall fit! Thanks for the tip man. I wouldn't of ever put my cap in an oven without watching this video!

[@Its_Sheroy]

Glad it worked but, next time even if it is soaking just leave it out to dry or use a dryer. No need to continuously use the oven unless u want it tighter

[@SaeedMohamed29]

Bruh this vid is so clutch 😂 I have a couple fitted that are too big or have the annoying crease on the side that won’t go away, has had me question my fitted size because of these inconsistent fits. I’ve never heard of any of these methods but I’m gonna definitely try one ! Keep up the valuable content

[@Its_Sheroy]

Hope you can start rocking those fitteds soon 🤞🏼

[@BahenaVlog]

Did it work??😂

[@wrigglywobble3710]

I bought a LA dodgers hat and have those creases on the side it’s so annoying but I wear a 7 5/8 my other hats are that size and they don’t stick out like that but this one does wtf

[@Its_Sheroy]

@@wrigglywobble3710 use a steamer

[@sanjayshah8718]

Many Underarmour and Black Clover Hats have such a deep dome and can either be too tight for average men's heads in S/M and too loose in L/XL. The oven method worked well in shrinking the dome and the fit. Thanks so much Sheroy!

[@BuzzLiteBeer]

As long as the buckram is wet, heat from the dryer will go towards phase transition of water to steam instead of burning the buckram. Never heat the buckram dry as that may lead to burning.

[@JC-hx6md]

Great video man! I tried your long napkin trick but with a long strip of velcro from the dollar tree and it works perfectly! The velcro side on the fold and glue strip on the inner back of the hat and now a perfect fit. I was going to have someone sew a bit on the back for the fit on a few hats but this worked to damn good and for a dollar, technically less. Thanks for the great ideas man!

[@Hymn43]

Using the folded sheet in the center tag is genius dawg! 🤟🏼

[@markbryan1083]

I forgot how annoying NewEra 59/Fifty sizing was as I collected them as a teen, but now at 48 got back into hats with my son, haha. This video was helpful, as I am between sizes and skewed large and they were huge! What worked best for me was drench under the tap with hot water for a while (really work in the water into the bottom that goes around the head so the fibers are fully saturated), then do the blow drying trick on the hottest setting focusing on that same area but also work it around the hat as well. When if feels pretty good I then toss it into the dryer for 15-20 minutes making sure to check on it here and there. By the time it's fully dry it fits pretty well perfect. I'd not even thought of the paper towel method, but I will use this to fill in on the ones that were still a bit loose.

[@BigDaddyTitanE11]

Thanks for the video bro soaked the hat and baked in within 2 cycles the 7 5/8 fit like a 7 1/2 👍🏽 no water marks and hat still looks brand new 🙌🏽

[@Vlqur]

did you wet the brim and use tin foil?

[@BigDaddyTitanE11]

@@Vlqur no my brim even got a little wet and it was fine no spots. I will say stick to the recommended temp and time frame and let the hat cool in between multiple I didn't and I burned a hat being inpatient. But done it on 7 hats and only burned one and that was my fault haha but it works 👍🏽

[@yslv.k8907]

the oven method worked perfectly, you're a legend! 🔥

[@malleratty]

youtube reading my mind now 😂😂😂

[@Adtradesforex]

On god lmaoo

[@cu2gio]

Same bro lol

[@simontcm5599]

Apple be on some fuck shit😂

[@shieldoffaith3574]

@@simontcm5599 farealz

[@kingkong4285]

Same lol

[@MJ-fw3rr]

I ordered a new 7 1/4 . Apparently, I'm between 7 and 1/8 and 7 and 1/4. Option 5 in the oven worked great for me. Thanks!

[@fwiedwice824]

a 7 3/8 in a cooperstown fitted always seem to fit too small so i went up to a 7 5/8 and the paper towel + folded paper method really made a difference with filling in some of that extra space.. vid was super clutch

[@hitdadashh]

I got a Yankees hat is a 7 5/8 you want it I got u 40$ it was 58$😂

[@jacobblandford5373]

Thanks Sheroy, I used the paper towel and the pieces of paper. It really helped! Thanks, very witty! It made a 7 3/4 fit like a 7 1/2.

[@ryandeeg2538]

Should I take the sticker off before placing in oven???

[@iz-dat-Yu]

Great Question!!

[@sethsmarelli3419]

Honestly, I think this is the first tutorial video like this I’ve watched that actually worked 😭😭😭

[@mktzi7678]

Just be careful with the hair drier. It burned holes to the net thing in the inner lining of my new era fitter because i hold it too close. Its polyester hat but the trick worked just fine. Only 5 minutes and it was size smaller and perfect now.

[@aarlam]

Bro! You the man, Homie!!!! 😃 I bought a Pittsburgh Pirates hat 7 3/4 by accident (it was so dope and I didn't pay close attention! Lol) I just put the paper towel in there and it fits perfectly!!!! 😃😃😃😃😃 Thank you, Bro!

[@tylerrhue8082]

Really appreciate this. just bought my first fitted and it was a little big, tried the paper towel method and worked borderline perfect

[@D.Watcher828]

Couldn't agree more about the inconsistent sizing, I'm a 7 1/8 and recently just bought 2 caps on that size but it loose & feels like 7 3/8. Always use the paper tower method from day 1 I bought my NE cap, but the rest of the methods you've explained are wonderful. I download this video for future reference if I encounter the same problem again.

[@JB-wp4nu]

Perfect! I feel like new era is inconsistent as the one from Bangladesh fit better for me than the ones made in China. I’m a 7 5/8 and I’ve considered going down to 1/2

[@Its_Sheroy]

Yeah depending on where they were manufactured makes a big difference and everyone has a different preference

[@fathersonsrcpoop9905]

I'm a 7 3/8 I have 43 hats each one fits slightly different 😅 no idea why but the low pros seem to be the best

[@gummybear41283]

they used to be made in America, now they're made in China and they suck!!!!

[@Toasty_Woasty]

I also have a big ass head. I use to wear a 7 1/2 then a couple of years ago every New Era I would get would be tight. The 7 5/8 was too loose so I haven't been wearing fitted lately. The manufacturing definitely isn't as good as it use to be but my head might have grown 😂 Guess I'll go up a size and try to strink to fit.

[@Bflo23]

I actually shrunk my New Era 39thirty Yankees cap. They don't make my certain hat anymore as they changed the style so I definitely didn't want to throw it away because it was too big. I put the hat in hot water and then put it in the oven. The hat fits much better now but I also added a paper towel and put 3 pieces of tape to stick it so it wouldn't move/fall out. Looks and fits much better. The inner band is a little bit more noticeable after the hat's thin sweat resistant material shrunk but I am looking closely for it. It looks fine to me. Surprised it work well as the hat is polyester and polyester doesn't really shrink much. Thanks.

[@AllenWells]

So glade I found this channel, my hat size is 67/8, 7 too and so hard for the hats to fit right!! THANKS!!

[@Soundahfeks]

I’ve passed on so many fitteds cause my small ass head.

[@jbr600]

💯👍👋 I like the idea of using paper towels because I can spray it with the fragrance of the day and change it whenever I want😁.

[@GRX.BrianYT]

tbh the paper option worked for me really well thanks for making this video for us man your a life saver

[@andrewm8952]

Listen here because I rarely do this. The last tip works very very well. Soak the hat with the oven thing...just watch. I did it once and it wasn't quite right so I did it again and bam. Perfect fit thx man. Really.

[@Its_Sheroy]

Glad it worked well for you 😊 thank you for taking the time to comment it means alot 🙏🏽

[@L33br0n]

How long did you stick it in the oven for and how long did it have to dry before you could wear it? I’m just worried I’m gonna mess it up and ruin my hat

[@paulovitor9388]

​@@L33br0n have you tried?

[@aidenupnext3]

thanks bro i cut my hair then my fitted couldn’t fit me anymore til i did the paper thing 🙏🏾

[@Nbs5.3]

Bro 😂first KZbin video in a long time that was actually helpful…thanks for the tip🫡worked out nice with the paper towel smart idea

[@fdnyemsemdemt]

Good video man. Before I used to wear a bandana to fill the voids on some of my bigger fitted caps, depending on my hair style. I never thought those methods with the paper towel and Amazon capsize reducer. Not entirely on board with the heat and oven thing, but you're first 2 method were are definitely a game changer for me. Thank you Ps. Instead of paper towel I used copy paper. Seems to hold the round shape more firmly. So I put 2 copy sheets together, fold them the way you did in the video; front and back. The fit feels much better. Field test to follow very soon, thanks again. Peace.

[@brianalbert5384]

Thanks man! This paper towel trick saved me the hassle of a return and re order.

[@ameenhussain5964]

I'm a 7 1/2 and it is just a lil big. Hope your techniques work!

[@Its_Sheroy]

Goodluck

[@FrankTalby88]

I cut the brim off a dad hat snapback i wasnt wearing anymore and just put the fitted over that. Works pretty good tbh just feels like a durag or beanie on under ur hat

[@AsSaSsInKiNg981]

Came in clutch, usually they don’t have my size and I had to get a 7 and used the paper towel method!

[@alexjames1437]

Bro you’re a genius with the paper in the loop idea!! 🙏🙏🙏

[@definitelypro9694]

I did the paper towl one on my yankees fitted and now it fits perfectly thanks man

[@jso9669]

Method 4 helper fix my high-crown issue… barely pushed my ears down now 👍🏼

[@mrb2643]

I just ordered a whole lot of fitted caps New Era fifty9 50 and all fit different. Not only size but the height profile

[@Betterlaylow1]

So annoying

[@Edgrrdoubble0]

My dude that paper towel under the flap was gold advice 👌 it's my first time having a fitted and I ordered online more or less a guess of 7 5/8, due to a big head and it fit a little big

[@dallascoby24]

I’m a 7 1/2 - 7 5/8, love your videos bro, just copped 2 hats this week, blue dodgers and olive dodgers, super clean

[@dallascoby24]

@YDWFM what’s clean then? i’ve gotten more hats since this comment too

[@dallascoby24]

@YDWFM i’m a dodgers fan so. and ight thanks

[@Boof_Pack]

@@dallascoby24 man fuck what they talking bout buy whatever hat you want and rock that shit

[@dallascoby24]

@@Boof_Pack 🦍🤟🏽

[@Treykwon]

Polartech fitted just came out; ima 7 1/2 7 5/8 & I’m stomped for which to get 😂 ima say 5/8

[@kweenah.dknight]

Ohhhhhh mahhhhh gahhhhh! Thank you thank you thaaaaank you! That quarter paper technique ❤

[@mik31995182]

Tried the oven method it worked perfectly. Scary though because my oven doesn’t have a window lmao

[@topolinoverde]

what size did you shrink it to?

[@hectorm8649]

Lol

[@mikec2ify]

Used the rolled up paper towel method, worked great, thanks!!!!

[@THETWILIGHTGUILDE]

Im a long hair biker. So I wear bandannas on larger New Era single or double. Keeps the caps clean from desert heat . Theses are interesting tips 👍 7 & under sizes fit right no bandanna. 4 caps in in that case . Kool video 💯👍👌

[@j-roc8894]

Bro, the folded paper method is genius!!! Thanks for the tip!!

[@bvvvs_]

imagine forgetting your hat in the oven...

[@itsercoffda]

💀

[@Nahkjeee1134]

😢🤣

[@jwood8769]

Imagine explaining to the fire department and your family why you burned down the house 💀 💀

[@brianlove611]

The paper towel in the brim is awesome

[@michaelbuono9826]

Wow, someone else with a 6-7/8-7” head?!? Thought I was alone… THANKS

[@germaineh8006]

It’s always the 6-7/8 hats always be selling out or 7 shit I don’t be feeling the patches on the side of the hats

[@kimberlysaldivar5500]

Awesome video. So helpful in every way. Was trying to find strategies for my hubbys New Era Father’s Day cap. The paper towel method worked wonders. Thank you!

[@luisg.407]

What's insane is that all of these methods work. I'm a 7 1/2 and bought a New Era hat in my exact size cause it was a two toned Twins discontinued hat from last year. Thing was probably a 7 5/8 even if the tag swears its 7 1/2. I tried the folded paper towel and it fits me just right now. Thank you bro. Do you have anything on stretching it out?

[@Bootsknocka]

I bought a 7 3/8 A’s joint no lie shit fit so big I measured it the mf was a size 8

[@derstrassencalligraph7534]

Get it wet n hot with steam and buy a hatstretcher!

[@alexroney4176]

Thank you for this video oven method worked for me I put it in the oven for 20 minutes from size 8 to 7 3/4

[@Cjames876]

thats a huge jump! hope it works for me, tryna get a 7 3/4 down one or two sizes

[@thomasgeathers1326]

Broooo! So I’m sitting in my room with these two essential fitted hats that I recently picked up realized it would have been smart to try them on but didn’t.. come to find out they don’t fit which I got irritated but sum told me to hold on them lol and here I am like wait let me look up a video on how to shrink fitted hats and I here I am first video of you pop up just clicked it proceeds to watch and soon as you said the size of the hat which is same size as mine i immediately paused the vid just to say yup this the one right here lol so I just wanted to stop and come comment on the vid cause this saved me and made my day bro ty🙏🏾 side note: I’m gonna proceed to watch the vid rn🤣🫡 so ty again cause I did not want to give up these hats!

[@FOGHEAD_]

I wear a size 7, i have many fitteds in 7 1/8, 7 1/4, 7 3/8. I recently took one of my 1/4 caps and did the oven method, once the 6 min was up the cap was still extremely wet, i let it air dry for aprox 2 full days, i did notice the cap fits a bit better, especially if you use padding on the inside. So my question is, have you tried different variations? Like 6 min in the oven, then maybe some set time out of the oven (15-30min?), then right back into the oven, maybe a few extra times? Im going to try the same hat a couple of more times in the oven

[@christiandez3794]

How has it gone for you. The same thing happened for me.

[@macabrx]

^^^

[@guerratiburon]

I am a size 7 but the hat I want is only 6/78 and 7/12 what size should I go with to somewhat fif

[@roccodicardielli]

🙌🏼 thanks to you all my hats fit perfect. Oven. Who knew?! Thanks man!

[@nelsonnguyen6267]

Thank you just got back into fitteds

[@STONEZ20]

True to size

[@jrdm87]

I'm I'm 7 too,always struggling with fitment. I wish I got this information 15 yrs ago. Thanks for the vid.

[@TAFKASYFY]

How many sizes down can you go down doing this? I wear 7 1/2, there’s a hat I want but it’s a 7 3/4… can I go down 2 whole sizes or is that extreme

[@kellybenedict17]

7 3/4 is a quarter inch bigger than 7 1/2?

[@alexbyrd8324]

The paper towel thing works awesomely thanks so much

[@baron7876]

Well I come from a Hispanic family so our oven is full of casuelas, pots etc…. So I’ll just use the hot water and blow dryer method.

[@Its_Sheroy]

My oven is for storage too. I just emptied everything for an hour then put it away again

[@abeldol2007]

this is perfect for my head, im a 6 7/8 with wool hats and 7 with the poly blends new era used to use

[@ebscoHOSTpub]

I remember doing the oven option years back on a hat. When I took it out the oven I didn't wait long enough to let it cool off and when I pressed down on my head to give the crown shape, I burned the top of my head with that top metal piece at the center of the cap (I forgot the name right now). It burnt like a mfer for a split second and made me throw it tf off my head lol. But it worked!

[@Deadly_Ricardo_67]

Did u wet the brim at all?

[@ebscoHOSTpub]

@@Deadly_Ricardo_67 it was a little wet by the residual soaking of the cap but i tried to not get it wet directly

[@williamkay8810]

Thanks bro for the info. Hats are expensive and my new Eagles hat was large. Thanks for helping me fit my hat right. god bless bro. Take care

[@fuadalim4326]

Great video and its work. But just little FYI, clean your oven b4 start, now my hat smell like turkey 😑

[@nelsoniguodala9454]

😂😂😭😭💀😭😂😂😭💀💀💀💀😂😂😂😭😭

[@ahyn4223]

💀 💀

[@rickyymunoz]

The paper towel works like a charm ! I agree w the inconsistent sizing but this time my girl got me a fitted for my bday so there was no trying on but now it’s chilling ! Might try the oven one soon though!

[@karlynneo6155]

Thk u so much for the useful tips!! 😍

[@vihaanpatel3497]

Amazing video. Paper towel worked perfectly

[@TheTimijay]

Thought it was 300C ... did the work drunk .... burnt house down

[@LarryHaber-cs1hs]

Thank you! Bought a Braves WS Champ hat from last season on clearance...smallest available was 7 5/8ths, but I am closer to 7.5. I bought it anyway, and then viewed your video. Works great THANKS!

[@p3KOms]

I got a Marlins hat size 8 and I’m a 7 1/2😭 definitely gonna do the oven trick for that.

[@isaiahisip5318]

Lmk how it goes I bought one that’s like 2 sizes too big on me too

[@bostonfin]

Did this work? I have an 8 that I have not been able to get anywhere near a 7 1/2

[@isaiahisip5318]

@@bostonfin I haven’t tried it yet but I’ll let u know if I do

[@isaiahisip5318]

@Dacen Keahi Hisashima turns out it was like 5 sizes too big and not 2. I didn’t try it because I wasn’t rlly expecting a large change might work on one that’s like 1 or 2 sizes up

[@oImWanted]

Can I use just a dryer instead of a oven if so how long should I leave it in the dryer???

[@EldeJal]

A dryer will mess up the shape of the hat cuz the spinning

[@noaha3977]

The oven step always works for me 💯💯💯

[@joryteykl9502]

Bro this video belongs in the KZbin HOF! 6 7/8 struggle is over!

[@hersheyloc8997]

U can finally buy tht size 7

[@chrisroberts6318]

Gone for the paper towel solution. Life-changing😂

[@hunterhines8696]

Any options on Snapbacks? On how to shrink them

[@nelsoniguodala9454]

Shush😐

[@Clasherr420]

@@nelsoniguodala9454 stfu

[@laceyjames3257]

Sweet video. Weather stripping (like the stuff you put around your doors) works great and it's super cheap. You just line the hat under the band.

[@Its_Sheroy]

Great suggestion! I'll give that a try next time

[@STONEZ20]

True to Size or Size Up?

[@Its_Sheroy]

Sometimes when my size is sold out I size up and shrink it. I try to stick to true to size and shrink or tweak the fit to suit my head shape better

[@PrinceDavid]

Paper towel method worked wonders for me!

[@RichEosf]

Can you do a video on how to stretch a small hat

[@fathersonsrcpoop9905]

Never once had this work unless it was a 100% wool then getting wet and putting it on works to stretch

[@josheakins401]

Grab a hat jack, you can find them on Amazon.

[@dantecapobianco628]

Paper towel trick saved me thank you 🙏🏼

[@cedemaiori01]

"Actually/basically"drinking game is gonna get you f*cked up 😂