If you want to decorate your suit with a baseball cap, here are a few reasons why you shouldn’t. But, if you insist, there is a way to do this. See how it goes.
The simple answer is no. Personally, I don’t support this combination. It’s like trying to mix oil and water — the two don’t go together.
Baseball caps are used for casual wear such as jeans and T-shirts, while formal wear is used for formal events such as offices, weddings and other special occasions. Imagine your boss at work in a suit and baseball cap walking into his office or speaking at a board meeting. That’s not the most convincing combination, is it?
While I understand your desire for comfort, you also want to respect dress codes, which sometimes means sticking to formal accessories when wearing a suit.
Still think you can decorate your suit with a baseball cap? Read on to find out a few reasons why you shouldn’t.
Formal clothes are for formal activities
Have you ever seen anyone in a suit and a baseball cap at, like, a funeral? Probably not. That’s because a suit is for a special occasion, and a baseball cap doesn’t really fit the equation.
Simply put, you can’t wear a baseball cap to a funeral, a job interview, or even to church because these events are formal, and they require you to wear formal clothing. Matching a suit with a hat is like matching shorts with a shirt and calling it a suit. Of course, it is a suit in the sense that you will at least be well-dressed, but it does not describe you in a positive way, and people may not take your suit seriously.
The hat is very casual
The hat is casual, no matter how good your suit, with a hat will make your image at a discount. The good news is that there are many other occasions where hats are not only welcome but may be encouraged.
For example, baseball caps are great for hiking, watching football games with friends, or even going on a picnic date with your girlfriend. Now, these are all casual occasions where you don’t have to dress up. You can relax and relax as much as you want.
If you want to know what you can wear with your baseball cap, consider a golf shirt, sneakers, jeans and shorts, just to name a few.
If you want to make an impact, don’t wear a hat on your suit
“If I go out in public, I wear sweatpants and a hat.”
A baseball cap is a very popular accessory that anyone can wear-a truck driver, a delivery man, a postal worker, a celebrity who doesn’t want to be recognized, and anyone who wants to cover their face fashionably on a hot summer day.
But this ubiquitous accessory doesn’t quite work as well as your expensive, tailored suit. If you want to stand out from the crowd, there are better ways to diminish your appearance than with a casual baseball cap.
If your goal is to look and feel special for a date or even a job interview, leave your hat at home. If you must wear a headdress with a suit, decorate with a floppy hat and matching pocket square. From the moment you walk in, you’ll grab everyone’s attention, and it’s a great conversation starter.
At the right time, baseball caps can look cool with a suit
Baseball caps are timeless and easy to wear. I really think baseball caps are for everyone except baseball and sports.
If you’re so obsessed with your baseball cap that you have to wear it everywhere and at all times (even with a suit) , then there may be a way to do it, but I have to be honest; It’s not for everyone.
For example, if you prefer to wear a T-shirt instead of a formal shirt in your suit, you can wear a baseball cap with it. Director Stephen Spielberg is particularly fond of the look, and has been spotted shaking it at awards ceremonies more than once
Be Cool, but don’t overdo it
We all like to look cool and express ourselves in our clothes. But special occasions that require a suit are not the place to start, especially with a baseball cap. When it comes to this combination, I recommend leaving the hat for casual occasions and keeping it simple and formal for special occasions that require a suit.