Stylish 1960s men’s hats were full of color, patterns, and style. Most new men’s hat styles today are replicas of vintage 1960s men’s hats. The stingy brim fedoras in felt, tweed, and straw are popular styles today just as they were for men in the sixties. Classic men’s ’60s hats were the pinch front fedora, walker hat, and French beret. Casual or winter caps such as the trooper, Detroit, cadet, or fur flip caps kept heads warm. Most men stopped wearing hats in the 1960s.
A few trendy hats emerged in the 70s. Western straw hats with braided leather bands, fuzzy fur felt hats in shades of gold or red or teal, leather or suede cowboy hats, floppy velvet velour hats (pimp hats), oversized newsboy caps, and tall homburg hats. Click here or scroll to the bottom of the page to view a gallery of 1960s and 1970s men’s hats.
These retro men’s hats are some of the best options for new 1960s and 1970s style men’s hats.
