Adult Beanie Sizes (cm)
Measurements refer to the beanie laid flat (width) and from crown to brim (height).
| Size | Head Circumference | Width (Laid Flat) | Height |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard (Average) | 55–57 cm | ~22–24 cm | 21–23 cm |
| Large (Average) | 61 cm | ~28–30 cm | 25–28 cm |
Children & Baby Beanie Sizes (cm)
These sizes allow for stretch to fit the indicated head circumference.
| Age | Head Circumference | Width (Laid Flat) | Height |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0–3 Months | 35–39 cm | ~13–16 cm | ~13-14 cm |
| 3–6 Months | 40–43 cm | ~17–19 cm | ~15-16 cm |
| 6–12 Months | 44–46 cm | ~20–21 cm | ~17 -19 cm |
| Toddler (1-3y) | 46–48 cm | ~20–22 cm | ~19–20 cm |
| Child (3-10y) | 50–53 cm | ~22–24 cm | ~20–22 cm |
Key Measurements & Tips
- Width (Flat): To find the width, take the head circumference, subtract 2–5 cm for "negative ease" (stretch), and divide by 2.
- Height: Measured from the top center (crown) to the bottom of the earlobe.
- Fabric/Style: Ribbed hats are more elastic and can be smaller in width. Slouchy beanies require an extra 3–5 cm in height.
- Baby Note: For babies, ensure the hat is not too tight; the hat circumference should be about 2-3 cm less than the head circumference