As the NBA season is now underway, I can’t help but be intrigued by the simple yet stylish attire of the now Brooklyn Nets. I like the urban and iconic appeal of its overall look and the extra “umpgh”credibility that Brooklyn brings as a city. Yes, I’m buying this hat.

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This hat from STAMPD LA is pretty dope. I like the idea that the studs were manually hand-screwed. The design is simple: not too little not too much. I like to wear natural mild colours, so this would match most of what I wear.

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90s style isn’t slowing down any time soon. NBA snapbacks and jackets are an established trend, but also popping up is the bright, playful stylings of “Big Willy” circa ’92, in the form of five panel snapbacks, with playfully garish yardages. Beandip are just one of the brands making this style available. In a time where plimsolls are king, it’s nice to have the option to go all out with some brights and high-tops when you’re feeling ‘fresh’.

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The largest selection of hats you will ever find is at The Berkeley Hat Company. Specializing in all types of hats, even if you want to blend in with Polar Bears or a Yeti, they have you covered. Literally.

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Yestadt Millinery is a New York-based custom, handmade hat company that produces some pretty classy headware inspired by vintage looks but designed to suit modern styles. You can get a made-to-measure piece or make a wholesale order – their hats are also available at retailers around Manhattan such as Anthropologie and The Hat Shop.

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