If you’ve ever tried on a baseball cap or winter beanie and thought, “Nope, hats just aren’t for me,” then let me play stylist-therapist for a moment. Because I believe that anyone can wear caps. The ...

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If you’re here, your baseball cap probably means something to you. Maybe you wear to represent your favorite team, city, deli or defunct jazz radio station. Perhaps you’ve stashed it away since your ...

Has your favorite baseball cap seen better days? Follow these simple steps on how to wash a hat without ruining it. If baseball is America’s national pastime, then baseball hats are the country’s ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." It’s baseball-cap season. That’s true in the literal sense; the MLB is currently going strong and we’re ...

It's safer and more effective to wash baseball caps by hand. Air-drying ensures the cap preserves its shape. The fabric of the cap matters and can inform if it should be spot-cleaned only. If you wear ...

If you're a foodie looking for a great hack this holiday season, look no further than the Queen, Ina Garten. Maybe you've mastered some of the Barefoot Contessa star's must-cook Thanksgiving recipes, ...

I won’t even try to convince you baseball caps work in winter. It’s far too cold out for them by then. Beanies are your best bet. But, in spring, summer, and even fall, baseball caps are perfect, ...

Rain is the worst running weather. Even intrepid athletes who head out in the snow can find themselves hiding indoors on gray days, mumbling about how rain gets in their eyes and soaks their clothes.

Your favorite hats are probably dirty. Most will come in close contact with sweat, oils, dandruff and residual hair care products every time you wear them. That’s why knowing how to wash them without ...