Baseball caps are an excellent way to cover hair loss whether it’s due to chemo or alopecia. In addition, it allows for very stylish modifications you can make to up your looks! Here are four fun and stylish ways women with hair loss can rock a baseball cap!
How To Wear A Baseball Cap During Chemotherapy or Hair Loss:
- Bandana + Baseball Cap Combo
- Lace cap/full coverage hat + Baseball Cap
- Ponytail + Baseball Cap combo
- Statement Earrings + Baseball Cap
- Decorated Cap
Related: Baseball Caps for Women with Hair Loss
Baseball cap + Bandana/Scarf style:
You may use either headscarves or bandanas for this one and it’s timeless!
This is particularly great for concealing the scalp even further than the cap already does.he added layer not only enhances the overall style but also provides extra comfort and security.
Whether you’re dressing casually or elevating your outfit for a special occasion, this combination ensures both elegance and practicality.
Baseball cap + Laced Hat/Beanie Hat Combo
Baseball caps are very flexible for women experiencing hair loss as they can be combined with many different types of hats and styles.
If you don’t have bandanas or headscarves, baseball caps can be worn on top of a laced hat or a regular beanie hat.
If you only have your cap as a hat, we still have a few options available for you!
Baseball cap + Ponytail
Another timeless classic! Many women experience hair loss at the crown or top of the head, while still retaining healthy, full hair at the back. This is why even with thinning at the top, the hair at the back often remains strong and intact.
If this is you, we highly recommend you try the cap + ponytail combo!
Statement earrings + Baseball cap
(Cap illustrated above and below is: Katia Black & Lilac Reversible Hat)
By bold, “statement” earrings we mean big, eye-catching earrings that complement the cap greatly!
This look works beautifully with or without the ponytail, but pairing the ponytail with a baseball cap and earrings takes it to the next level.
The cap illustrated in the picture is available in many different colors and it is reversible. Click Katia to see more.
Decorate your caps with DIY accessories
Craft your own embellishments for your hats! Our guide will help you patch your own accessories into your hats.
