Show me your women's hats for June/July

[happily single]

As the title states, I am looking for hat ideas to keep some of the sun from beating down on my head in June. I am not a hat person and I dislike the heat and being hot even more. I am hoping to find a hat that is comfortable and can keep me cool!

 

[minnie mum]

I've been wearing Tilley hats of one shape or another for years (they have their own web site). I've got 3-4 on the shelf now. I like them because they have a wide enough brim to keep the sun off my face, ears, and neck. They're water resistant in the rain. The ones I have allow for ventilation in the crown. And best of all, they're crushable, so I can cram it in my bag for coasters and wet rides. They're a bit spendy, but last forever.

 

[gatorlisa]

I always wear a baseball cap. I find they are the easiest to wear with my hair pulled up into a ponytail, since my hair can go through the opening in the back. I rarely take it off for rides, but for the coasters I do tend to take it off and either put it in the pocket of the car, in my bag, or just sit on it.

 

[ravenclawforever]

I like a bucket hat. Unfortunately they must not be very popular because I always look for a new one on vacation and have never been successful. The one I always wear is from an amusement park in Hot Springs, Arkansas from 15 years ago. I even swim in it because my scalp sunburns. I like that it protects my ears but isn't bulky with a really wide brim.

 

[princessesintraining]

I like a bucket hat. Unfortunately they must not be very popular because I always look for a new one on vacation and have never been successful. The one I always wear is from an amusement park in Hot Springs, Arkansas from 15 years ago. I even swim in it because my scalp sunburns. I like that it protects my ears but isn't bulky with a really wide brim.

Try etsy for your bucket hat. I just ordered two for my girls that have an opening for their ponytails. The girl let use pick our own colors and I had them in about a week. Her store was PurelyInspired361.

 

[tobikaye]

I tend to take 3 hats with me to Florida, whether to WDW or the beach. I usually take 1 wide brim straw hat, 1 ball cap style, and a bucket hat. I tend to rotate them based on the day. For a day Epcot or AK, I am more likely to wear the wide brim since there are less times I would have to take it off for a ride. For DHS or MK, especially if I plan to ride most of the thrill rides those days, I tend to go with a ball cap or bucket as they are small if I need to take them off for a ride.

 

[msdroz]

Visor, less hot

 

[Shanti]

As the title states, I am looking for hat ideas to keep some of the sun from beating down on my head in June. I am not a hat person and I dislike the heat and being hot even more. I am hoping to find a hat that is comfortable and can keep me cool!

A UV umbrella will do the job, too.

 

[DianaLeilani]

I have a roll up straw hat. They pack much better that a traditional floppy in my opinion and you can find them on amazon in a variety of colors/styles for under $20!

 

[2binak]

I looked for a lightweight hat with ventilation for years and finally found these. https://www.sundayafternoons.com/ Some of the hats have ventilation built in to the top of the hat so even in really warm temps, your head stays cool. If you have amazon prime, you can get free shipping.

 

[frecklamy]

I'm normally a straw trilby-style hat person for summer hols (quite cool because they're not close weave and can withstand a suprising amount of being bashed and squished in my bags, so long as you're not precious about keeping it pristine). But have gone for a baseball (well trucker, but basically baseball) cap for this trip as tighter fit to head so easier to rush about. Managed to find a pretty floral one from Bonts. This said, I have a tiny pinhead, I think most could find a well fitting straw hat!