Question 1

Am I correct that this won't work with full earmuff-style hearing protection?

Accepted Answer

I have a large-size cap. My head is probably around a 7-5/8 or 7-3/4 size.  The cap is loose enough on the sides that it shouldn't interfere with earmuff hearing protection. The upper cap portion is more snug. However, it probably could still accommodate the band that goes between the two earmuffs.  If you have a significantly larger head than me, then the cap may be a little tight to accommodate the band that goes between the earmuffs along with your head.

Question 2

Does this hat include chemicals to block UV? I want a hat without chemicals added to the fabric

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Not that I’m aware of, but our hat is several years old.

Question 3

Is it too big for a 10 years old kid

Accepted Answer

Thank you for your inquiry.  10 year olds can have a wide variation of head sizes.  My son wore an adult large when he was 10, and many 10 years are still in children’s sizes.  If you can measure his head, that would be helpful.
Please email again and I will be happy to help.

This is a General Hat Sizing
Instructions
Measure Your Head
Measuring for your head size is both an art and a science. You can use a tape measure (or a length of string that you will have to hold up to a tape measure) to determine the length. Place the string or tape around your head about 1/8" above your ear, across the mid-forehead, completely circling your head. Hold the tape firmly, but not too tightly. Basically you need to measure your head exactly where the hat will sit. If your measurement falls between sizes, choose the next largest size.
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Another valid method to determine hat size is to try on a hat and check the size. If you don't own a hat, then try on a random hat next time you are visiting a shop that stocks hats. Sizes, even though they do vary depending on the hat maker, are technically universal. You may refer to the sizing chart below if you need to convert a medium to an actual hat size.
Please understand that hats are not unlike other apparel, in that sizes can vary somewhat from one manufacturer to another. We cannot guarantee that by following these instructions any assurance of a perfect fit.
Tina
Village Hat Shop

Question 4

How does this hat work with a ponytail? Anyone wear while playing tennis?

Accepted Answer

As long as you can set your ponytail high enough to fit it through the back it would work. Might be easier to coral your hair with a beaded angel wing or African hair clip, it’ll hold your hair really well & the cap will fit over it.

ASIN	B00B8IFQDE
ASIN	B0CKKS7RCR
Additional Features	Moisture Wicking, Sun Protection
Age Range Description	Adult
Apparel Closure Type	Pull-On
Apparel Fabric Stretch	Medium Stretch
Apparel Fabric Weight Class	Lightweight
Best Sellers Rank	#366,810 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry ( See Top 100 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry ) #285 in Men's Sun Hats
Brand Name	Sunday Afternoons
Color	Sandstone
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (487)
Date First Available	October 5, 2023
Department	womens
Fabric Type	100% Polyester
Fit Type	Stretch
Fit to Size Sentiment	Fits a wide range of sizes
Global Trade Identification Number	00814756016204
Hat Form Type	Baseball Cap
Import Designation	Imported
Is Waterproof	True
Item Dimensions	7.5 x 7 x 1.7 inches
Item Type Name	Sun Hat
Item Weight	0.1 kg
Item model number	S2A07075B25408
Manufacturer	Sunday Afternoons, INC
Manufacturer	Sunday Afternoons, INC
Manufacturer Part Number	S2A07075B25604
Material Type	Polyester
Occasion Type	Bachelorette Party, Easter, Mother's Day
Pattern	Solid
Pattern Style	Solid
Product Care Instructions	Hand Wash Only
Recommended Uses For Product	Outdoor
Seasons	Spring, Summer, Fall
Sport Type	Multi-Sport
Style Name	Sun Guide Cap
Style Number	S2A07075B25604
Sun Protection	5E+1 sun_protection_factor
Theme	Sport
UPC	400110607142 814756016204
Ultraviolet Protection Factor	UPF 50+
Unit Count	1 Count
Water Resistance Level	Water Resistant
character	Sports

Sunday Afternoons Sun Guide Cap

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