Festival season is an important time of year because whether you're attending Coachella 2019 or not, you're sure shopping like you are.
And one essential accessory that you'll be in need of this spring? Hats. If you plan on spending any time outdoors, the sun is out, and shade is what you'll want. But we know you, and you'll want to look good doing it. Another thing you'll want: Cute hats that won't break the bank. You know, something you can toss on the ground, get dirty and sweat in without worry.
We love you like fam, so we've rounded up our favorites that we're snagging ASAP. From wide-brim fedoras to baker hats and dad caps, here they are!
This straw hat with a white fringed ribbon trim is chic but casual. Just our festival vibe.
The clear visor trend is bold, so just what you need to complete your festival 'fit.
The addition of a whimsical scarf really makes this pamana hat work for us.
We're nuts for leopard print, and a little touch goes a long way.
This roll-up straw visor is ideal for packing. Plus, it's so Intagrammable.
Nothing says "let's party" more than this rhinestone-encrusted baker hat.
The only thing we like more than a bucket hat is a reversible one.
An all-black fedora will literally go with any outfit.
We love the rust red color of this small-brim fedora.
We love a Vegas visor. This one has a rad snakeskin detail that classes it up.
This crisp with hat with a beaded trim detail is so boho.
A striped cabby hat is less about shade and more about completing your look.
We love how the neck tie is cute but also functional for windy campgrounds.
A sunny orange and bright white floppy hat feels perfect for spring.
You can't go wrong with a Nike logo cap. Period.
Denim is the fabric of the season and a bucket hat is the style. Make since that these two would get together.
There's something really classy about a simple straw boater hat, you know?
Keep it classic with Coca-Cola-themed graphic dad hat.
An all-leopard print baseball cap? Yes, please.
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