Cadet Army Cap Military Style Adjustable Flat Top Cap Unisex Basic Baseball Hat for Men Women

As advertised. Fits my giant skull well with strap to spare, and adjusts down far enough to fit my son’s much more human sized head. Great cap for the price.

Great item

Not sure what the name means .. but it’s a good hat for the money

It is a nice hat. The fit is accurate.

I have a fairly large head, so I was pleased to see that this fits my head comfortably, not too tight, not too loose, and plenty of room for adjustment with a cloth tab in back. I do wish there were a loop to hold the tab against the body of the back of the cap, or to tuck it in, but there's not - this is the only design flaw I see. The cloth is thick and feels like a durable canvas. The color is standard military olive. The shape is more square and shallow than a standard ball cap, which is a look and style I enjoy. Looks great, and protects my eyes from the sun, so it accomplishes what it needs to!

The hat comes pressed and in a very small zip lock type bag. The material feels cheap and the bag causes creases that don't come out. There is a seam right down the front rather than the back and the seam isn't even close to centered. These hats are trash and not at all like shown.

I like the style and the fit. The only thing I did not like it was very lightweight so it did not hold up. It shaped too well.

I really like this Cadet flat top cap. It is lightweight, made of 100% polyester, and it is very comfortable to wear. It is available in just one size, which I knew was too large for me. But I knew there is a buckle in the back that adjusts the size. After tightening the buckle, the hat fits me very well. The only issue, a minor one, is that the excess length of strap, from tightening the buckle, has nothing to hold it. I sewed a small stitch to hold it in place.The hat is made in China. I remember seeing pictures of hats like this but with a 5-pointed red star in the front worn by army recruits. I saw a flat top cadet cap with a red star on the website called TheCheStore, named after the Cuban guerilla fighter Che Guevara, even though Che himself is always pictured wearing a beret. Many armies (US, China, UK and perhaps others) issue a cadet flat top cap, though, ironically, the beret has become more popular for military people wearing dress uniforms in public.