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A well-made hat serves two important purposes. First, it keeps you warm in the winter months by helping you contain your own natural body heat, as well as shielding you from the wind, rain and snow. Second, it makes you look good and allows you to stand up straight as you stroll about because you won’t be slouching and hunkering down into your overcoat in a vain attempt to keep warm. So, forget about trying to keep your expensive haircut looking good and go ahead and pick a head topper from the variety of men’s hats available. You’ll be less likely to catch a cold, and you’ll be more comfortable and warm. And we’re not talking about baseball caps or trucker hats here; they do not qualify as either stylish or functional in cooler weather. They do have their place in your wardrobe, but not this season. A hat protects you from the elements, make you look taller, send a visual message of societal position, and cover imperfections of the upper head. It works to help you feel and look better!

Harris Tweed Ivy Hat

This driver style cap is always appropriate on a crisp day. You can easily pair it with a thick sweater or an overcoat. Perhaps the best aspect of this men’s hat -- besides the price -- is the ease with which you can store it. With no brim to worry about and a durable fabric, you can toss it in your briefcase or the backseat without a thought and it’ll be ready when you need it.

Akubra Walking Hat

No, it’s not a fedora, but it is just as functional and stylish as its larger cousin. Remember Brando in The Godfather as the aging Don Corleone chasing his grandson through the garden? This is the hat. In fact, Brando used this style throughout the film to help punctuate the casual fashion style of his character, but you can wear it to add that special dash of casual elegance to your attire. And the brim of this men’s hat is perfect for keeping the wind and sun out of your eyes.

Borsalino Casual Hat

If you walk to work, use public transit or enjoy a brisk country walk, you will want -- or,Borsalino Casual Hat - Credit: DelmonicoHatter.com dare I say, need -- this hat. Comfort and style rarely find a happy union in men’s hats, but here it is in a neat, affordable, hunting-inspired Scottish walking hat that can be worn with almost anything. Take note of the hatband with a buckle instead of a manufactured bow and you’ll be sporting timeless fashion on your head.

The baseball Hat

Baseball Hat have evolved in terms of shape (the rim is narrower and longer, the hat is round rather than boxy), as well as style. Gone are the days of only wearing your favorite team's caps; these are the days of unlimited patterns on baseball caps.

Freshjive Hat

This said, you could always wear a New York Yankees hat, but if you want to make more of a statement, then wear a hat that has a different emblem. It doesn't have to stand for anything, it could just be the name of the brand, stitched on to the hat (such as Polo Sport, Abercrombie & Fitch or Gap), or it could have a patch with a funky design.

Flat Hat

The flat Hat has a rounded shape, a small brim, and a high back. Long associated with working class men in the UK, the flat cap can be a stylish way to add interest to a casual outfit. They can give your tired jeans and t-shirt look some unique style. Choose the more masculine flat cap over the similar, but rounder and puffier newsboy Hat. The latter has been almost entirely co-opted by the ladies.

The Fedora Hat

Fedoras were once considered de rigueur for men going out in public and a necessary accessory to formal and business attire. While once mainstream, a man in a fedora is now seen as a trendsetter. Fedoras are soft, usually made of felt, creased lengthwise down the crown, and pinched on both sides. Obviously you cannot pair a fedora with jeans and a polo. They are only an appropriate accent for dressier outfits. But the payoff — loads of style, class, and confidence — make dressing up worth it. Fedoras will make you look manly and a bit mysterious. Worn by Prohibition-era gangsters, almost all of the movie stars of the 1940s, and Old Blue Eyes himself, donning a fedora puts you in touch with a truly luminous and manly heritage.

In adopting the hat as your signature piece, you must also accept the responsibility of hat etiquette. Often ignored, hat etiquette will show that your uniqueness extends not only to you choice of headwear, but to your manners as well.