Once they're out of the pram and into everything, the Bedhead Classic Bucket is made to keep up. This UPF50+ kids sun hat is made from 95% cotton and 5% elastane jersey, with a foam anti-flop brim that stays up and out of their eyes through running, climbing and non-stop play.
With both the fabric and finished hat design tested for UPF protection, you can feel confident while they get on with daycare, school, park days and backyard adventures. The soft stretch fit and adjustable chin strap make it comfortable enough to become the hat they actually keep on.
BEST SUITED TO: Fully mobile kids who spend more time running, climbing and exploring than sitting in a stroller.
Features
- UPF50+ Excellent Protection
- Fabric and finished hat design tested for UPF protection in accordance with AS/NZS 4399
- Foam anti-flop brim stays up and out of kids' eyes, wash after wash
- Made from 95% cotton and 5% elastane jersey
- Soft, stretchy and lightweight for active kids
- SunSmart-recommended brim depths (see size tab for measurements)
- Made for daycare, school, playgrounds and everyday outdoor adventures
- 'Return to' label to help hats get home safely
- Stretch chin strap with adjustable toggle
- Machine washable - gentle cold wash and line dry in the shade
NOTE: Chin strap can easily be removed if required without compromising the quality of the hat - you just need scissors!
Size Advice & Brim Depth
One fact you can be sure of - no two heads are the same! ALWAYS measure your child's head before purchasing to ensure getting the accurate size.
Step 1: Distract the child with a toy or food (so they don't try and help you!).
Step 2: Use a measuring tape to take measurement. Otherwise use a ribbon to take the size then use a ruler to find the measurement.
Step 3: Purchase the size closest to your childs measurement. Our hats are very stretchy and will grow up to 4cm.
FOR EXAMPLE: The child measures 53cm, you will need the 54cm that will give you a lot of future wear. It's important to get the hat closest to your head size, if it's too big the hat will block the child's vision, causing uncomfort and a good chance of them pulling it off.
