How to Fit and Wear a Leather Military Cap

Quick answer

Measure your head circumference, then use the internal adjuster to fine-tune the fit so the cap sits snug but not tight, just above your ears.

How to fit and wear your leather military cap

1. Measure your head: Use a flexible tape measure around your head where the cap will sit – about 1 cm above your ears and across the middle of your forehead. Note the circumference in inches or centimeters. If you don't have a tape measure, use a string and then lay it against a ruler.
2. Check the internal adjuster: Most leather military caps have an internal strap or buckle. Loosen it fully before putting the cap on, then tighten gradually until the cap feels secure without pressure points. Don't force the cap down – it should rest naturally, not compress your head.
3. Position the cap correctly: Place the cap so the peak sits level, about a finger's width above your eyebrows. The back should cover the crown of your head without lifting off the ears. A cap that sits too far back looks like it's about to fall off; too far forward hides your eyes.
4. Break in the leather gently: Wear the cap for short periods (30-60 minutes) over the first few days. The soft leather will gradually conform to your head shape without stretching out permanently. Avoid soaking the cap or using heat to speed up the break-in – that can damage the leather.
5. Style with confidence: Pair a black leather military cap with a leather jacket, denim, or even a simple tee for an edgy look. Let the cap be the focal point – keep the rest of your outfit relatively simple. The cap works best when it complements your outfit, not competes with it.

Product facts

• Prowler RED Leather Military Cap Black Red: Made from soft, supple leather with a durable peak and an internal adjuster. The internal adjuster lets you fine-tune the fit without altering the cap's shape, so you get a custom feel every time.