The easiest cowboy hat to work with, Grisak said, is the original wide, flat brim and tall crown hat -- with no creases or folds. It closely resembles a "bowler," or derby, hat.

“There’s no law saying a tall person (or a short person) has to wear a certain hat, though. That said, people with long faces might not want a hat with a tall crown.

Object Details Created by Unidentified Subject of Black Fashion Museum, American, 1979 - 2007 Description The base of the hat is constructed from a buckram and non-fusible interface base, which is ...

Object Details Created by Unidentified Subject of Black Fashion Museum, American, 1979 - 2007 Description A fabric hat with a brim and tall crown made of printed cotton. Palm trees and buildings in ...

This white cowboy hat gives the Cowboy Carter look at a fraction of the cost, setting you back just £10. Characterised by an upturned brim and tall crown, the hat is complete with an adjustable ...

The humble cowboy hat, iconic though it may be, had simple origins. Philadelphia-based hatmaker John Batterson Stetson—that last name ought to be familiar—released, back in 1865, the “Boss ...