Soak Up The Sun With A Springtime Hat

Two of the most notable accessories seen on the finest and most stylish men in the fashion scene, have been the beanie and the bucket hat as of late.

But with things starting to warm up in the southern hemisphere, it is time for the beanie to step aside and the bucket hat to take over.

Designed for the likes of fisherman, the downward-sloped brimmed hat has seen itself turn from a practical choice to a stylish one.

Still serving its purpose of being conveniently scrunchable, the bucket hat is one of the most versatile, easy-to-pack spring getaway hats.

Seen in everything from print to bold colours, to camouflage and patchwork designs, the bucket hat is making waves in more ways than one.

Deemed a comeback from the 90s, the bucket hats major appeal is turning it from a trend to a staple.

Casablanca Queen of Cards Cotton Bucket Hat, $465, Farfetch

As the most iconic and recognisable hat to be worn by many young men, brands have been given the tough task of re-inventing new designs so they don’t fall into last season’s styles.

And it seems the revamping of the cap has been successful in the form of adding graphics.

While the graphic cap may not be sported by stalker Joe Goldberg in Netflix’s You anytime soon, we believe these caps belong in the limelight.

Through experimenting with patterns, textures and distressed looks with the addition of a graphic, the cap is quickly re-inventing itself from plain and boring to the ‘pick me’ choice.

And even though it may still not pass the test of being respectful enough to wear at the dinner table, we can assure you that with all the amazing subtle designs on offer, the graphic cap may just pass as acceptable indoors.

Soar Checkerboard The Lightweight Cap 2.0, $65, Farfetch