Cap

Swim caps are an odd piece of swimming equipment for the newbie swimmer. Although they cover your head, they don’t keep your hair dry. Water will get in between your cap and the head if you submerge your head for any kind of meaningful amount of time at the pool. How do you keep your […]

Swim caps, were originally created to help competitive swimmers streamline through the water. Making them swim faster and reduce drag from their hair, which drag slows a swimmer down in the water. Even being slowed down for a second can negatively impact a swimmer’s competition results. Why are they banning swim caps? Why is the […]

If they’re still in good, usable condition, the best thing to do would be able pass them on to someone else who can use them for their original purpose – through a charity/thrift shop maybe, or through your local pool. How often should you replace your swim cap? Swimming caps last from one month to […]

Swim caps are great to prevent chlorine from reaching your hair in the first place. For the best protection, wear it correctly so that all your hair is inside. Don’t forget to wear your swim cap over wet hair to help it fit easier over your head. How can I protect my hair from chlorinated […]

If you have long hair and don’t have a swim cap, tie your hair back in a ponytail, braid, or tight bun. This will minimize contact with chlorine. How can I protect my hair without a swim cap? If you don’t want to wear a cap, try any waterproof headband on its own. A headband […]

A recreational swimmer typically puts their swim goggles over the swim cap to make them easy to adjust and for some extra comfort. Competitive swimmers usually put the goggles under the swim cap to reduce drag and help hold the straps in place. How do you wear swimming goggles? To wear swim goggles, start by […]

Place the cap on your head so that the seam in the front of the cap is centered with the bridge of your nose. The ends of the brim should be touching the top of your temples. No hair should be visible from the forehead. Rank insignia is always centered on this front seam. Can […]

1, 2017, according to DA PAM 670-1. “Personnel wear the fleece cap pulled down snugly on the head with the bottom edge covering the ears, but not covering the eyebrows,” the document states. “The bottom edge (all) of the cap may be folded, but not rolled. What is the Army regulation for wearing a fleece […]

The beret is the principal headgear that Soldiers are directed to wear when in ACUs, especially when off post. The patrol cap may be worn at the discretion of the commander during inclement weather, or while performing duties in the motorpool, while on details, or when in a field environment. Do you have to wear […]

Many wear a hat to protect their head, (Balding) and some wear a hat to proudly display they are veterans. Whoever you are, where ever you are “Thank you for your service.” Why do war veterans wear hats? Veterans all across the nation and even in other countries like Australia and New Zealand wear baseball […]

Hat Styles Oval Faces Should Avoid While most styles of hats look good with an oval face shape, there are a few features that you may want to avoid. Hats with tall crowns, like beanie hats that sit above your head, will cause your face to look extra-elongated. Is baseball cap good for oval face? […]

William Painter invented the crown bottle cap in 1892. Crown caps, both pry-offs and twist-offs, are still used today. Although bottled carbonated beverages were already popular by the 1880s, there was a constant problem with stoppers and bottle caps. Who invented cap first? It’s unclear when and where hats originated, but some of the earliest […]

premium silicone. Our caps are made from premium silicone, and designed right here in London. They’re endorsed by GB swimmer Alice Dearing, and they’ve been featured in Women’s Health and Refinery29. Why are soul caps not allowed? Why is the swim cap banned? FINA banned the swim cap because it does not follow “the natural […]

Behind the Soul Cap Soul Cap, a British company run by blacks, makes towels and swim caps specifically for Afro hair. Its products are larger than the regular towels and caps. In fact, the caps — also branded as Soul Caps — come in various sizes, from Junior to Regular to XXL. Why is Soul […]

Hats, helmets, baseball caps or any other headwear are not permitted to be worn during an exam and must be placed in your bag or other carrier, under your chair, prior to the commencement of the examination. Why can’t students wear hats? On the no side, some of the arguments included the following: hats create […]

Full protection for volume-blessed hair. So we designed the SOUL CAP to keep the bad stuff at bay – keeping your hair safe and dry from the harsh effects of chlorine and saltwater. Is there a swim cap that keeps your hair dry? No, unfortunately not. Swim caps are not designed to keep your hair […]

How much fabric to make a scrub cap? So, how much material for a scrub hat? The major materials needed to make scrub hat women or men’s scrub caps are 18 x 22 inches or one fat quarter of fabric with a piece of thread and elastic. How much fabric do you need for scrub […]

To make your own do-rag you will need half a yard of 100% cotton fabric in your choice of patterns and colors. How much fabric do I need to make a surgical cap? You will need to cut out two pieces of fabric. One of for the main body of the hat and one for […]

What materials can caps be made of? Wool. Wool might be a material you would most associate with knitted hats, but for a long portion of time, it was the main fabric used in the caps on the heads of major and minor league baseball players. Polyester. Cotton. Rubber. Lycra. Nylon. Buckram. Wood. What materials […]

The sleeve (cap) measurement is taken by placing a rubber band around the upper part of the arm, and then measuring from the shoulder point to this area. What is sleeve cap width? The standard amount of ease for a Fitted Sleeve, or a Fitted Sleeve Cap, is between 1.25 and 1.75 inches (3 and […]