Find the perfect children's hat for the season – 6 hat favorites!
It can be tricky to figure out what kind of hat your child needs. Luckily, at Geggamoja we have children's hats for all ages in several different styles to suit every season. We have hats for children and babies in wool, cotton, or fleece – as well as warm, lined hats for colder days. We state both the size and recommended age on all our children's hats. However, it is important to note that the stated age is only a recommendation. Our hats are flexible and stretchy and tend to run slightly large.
If you have questions about measurements, you can always check our size guide, or contact us at kundtjanst@geggamoja.com and we will be happy to help.
Cotton/Bamboo Hat
Best suited for: Spring/Summer and Autumn
Topline – the classic Geggamoja hat with beautiful stripes. A firm favorite among many families with children. The hat is available in several colors and in sizes from newborn to adult. Made from 100% organic cotton and GOTS certified.
Lined Hat
Best suited for: Autumn/Winter
Our thin Topline hats with fleece on the inside. The lined hat is available in both cotton and bamboo and is popular throughout autumn and winter. Available in several different colors and patterns.
Wool Hat
Best suited for: Autumn/Winter
Our wool hats are made from 100% merino wool. Wool hats keep you warm while also having a unique ability to wick away moisture.
Helmet Hat
Best suited for: Autumn/Winter
The helmet hat is best suited for the youngest children or those who love playing “throw off my hat.” You fasten the hat with ties under the chin. We have helmet hats for the youngest children, with different styles featuring properties suited to different times of the year.
Sun Hat
Best suited for: Spring/Summer
Our sun hats provide high UV protection. We also have sun hats made from UV-protective material that are suitable for use by the pool and on sunny holidays.
Winter Hat
Best suited for: Winter/Autumn
We have several different winter hats. Our winter hats are perfect when the cold starts to bring temperatures below freezing.