( Type U )
A face type with a short height from the eye line to the top of the head.
Due to the short height of the head, the depth of the hat often does not fit.
The height and volume of the panel are adjusted, and the brim is designed to be short and stiff.
( Type Y )
A face type with the crown of the head protrudes and tapers toward the chin.
Trapezoidal crown shape with a smaller top.
It was designed with a rhombic silhouette to camouflage the crown circumstance.
( Type Y )
A face type with the crown of the head protrudes and tapers toward the chin.
Selecting a hat to match the crown of the head will make the head look bigger,
so we designed a hat with less volume on the sides and a shorter and softer brim.
( Type U )
A face type with a short height from the eye line to the top of the head.
A round shaped crown is adopted to create height with minimal volume.
The front face is designed with darts to create forehead height.
( Type I )
Thin and long face type. Because of the small head and narrow face,
wearing a tall hat will make the whole face look longer, so we designed
the panel to be shallower and the brim to be sharper in impression.
( Type I )
Thin and long face type.
The top is designed to be small to match the width of the narrow face.
The brim is angled down and shortened for a compact and minimalist design.
( Type OH )
Round or square face type.
Because the head is large, wearing a hat without volume will make a face look bigger.
For this reason, we designed the panel with volume and the brim round and wide.
