hat

帽子
裸帽子
头饰

A garment worn on the head, usually made of soft material, worn for fashion, cultural, or ceremonial reasons, or for protection from the elements. Hats come in a wide variety of styles and may or may not have a brim or visor, but always cover at least the top of the head.

See Tag group:Headwear for other types of headwear not considered hats, such as helmets, crowns, visor caps, bonnets, and so on.

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Colors
Patterns
With visor
With brim
Brimless
With ear flaps
Animal-themed
Military hats
Food-themed
Other
Accessories
State
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The following tags implicate this tag: ajirogasa, animal_hat, aqua_hat, backwards_hat, baseball_cap, beanie, beret, bicorne, biretta, black_hat, blue_hat, boonie_hat, bowl_hat, bowler_hat, brown_hat, bucket_hat, camouflage_hat, cavalier_hat, checkered_hat, chef_hat, cloche_hat, cowboy_hat, deerstalker, deviruchi_hat, fedora, fez_hat, field_cap, flat_cap, frilled_hat, fur_hat, gakuseibou, garrison_cap, gat_(hat), green_hat, grey_hat, hat_bow, hat_flower, hat_ribbon, hat_with_ears, jester_cap, jingasa, military_hat, mini_hat, mitre, mob_cap, mortarboard, multicolored_hat, newsboy_cap, nightcap, nurse_cap, orange_hat, party_hat, peaked_cap, penguin_hat, pink_hat, pirate_hat, plaid_hat, police_hat, porkpie_hat, print_hat, purple_hat, qingdai_guanmao, red_hat, rice_hat, sailor_hat, santa_hat, school_hat, shako_cap, sombrero, squid_hat, straw_hat, sun_hat, tam_o'_shanter, tate_eboshi, tokin_hat, top_hat, torn_hat, tricorne, two-tone_hat, unworn_hat, ushanka, white_hat, witch_hat, wizard_hat, and yellow_hat (learn more).

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