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Choosing a Felt Cowboy Hat
Felt is the cold-weather and dress hat. Wool felt costs less. Fur felt is lighter, holds its crease longer and sheds rain better. A higher X means finer fur within one maker's line, so compare X only inside a brand.
| Grade | On our rack | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Wool | Twister Dallas, Charlie 1 Horse, Flea Style Rider | $80–$198 |
| 4X | Bailey Lightning, Stetson Drifter | $170–$190 |
| 5X–6X | Rodeo King Top Hand, Resistol Midnight, Stetson Carson | $290–$380 |
| 7X–10X | Rodeo King open crowns, Resistol Chute Boss | $300–$550 |
| 30X–60X | Rodeo King 30X and 60X | $620–$780 |
Felt Hat FAQ
Wool or fur felt for a first hat?
Wool is the budget pick for occasional wear. If the hat will see rain, sweat and daily use, step up to fur felt; it keeps its shape and handles water better.
What if I'm between hat sizes?
Go up a size and add sizing tape behind the sweatband. A hat that is too tight gives you a headache; one a little loose can be snugged up. Use our cowboy hat size chart.
When do I switch from felt to straw?
The old rule is felt from Labor Day to Memorial Day. Many hands wear felt until summer highs pass the mid-80s, then change to a straw cowboy hat.
Can I get my felt hat shaped?
Yes. Pick a crease from our hat shaping guide and bring it to our store at 3000 W 3rd St, Elk City, open Monday to Friday 8 to 6 and Saturday 10 to 5. Bands and feathers are in hat accessories.
