The world's top designers of men's dress hats and casual caps for spring and summer are ready to take on your head. From the fedoras of Borsalino and Indiana Jones, to panama hats by Brent Black; from berets (some courtesy of Scala) to Kangol baseball caps and sun visors, we carry only the best from the best. There's more, too: Stetson and Toby Keith cowboy hats, and dress westerns from Milano; porkpies from Biltmore and Henschel; linen newsboys from Wigens and fashion silk blend newsboy and ivy caps from Christys'.

Exceptional pieces all, and all from exceptional hat makers -- some of whose names you likely recognize (Bailey Hats) and some of whom might be new to you (Mr. Green Hats). We've covered every type of hat your head might need, too. There's the Equator line of expedition hats for adventurers and hiking buffs; there are rich-boy Peto newsboys and a Perry Ellis tweed rex and ballcap for times when attitude's king. Colonel Littleton comes through for all you southern gents with his classic panama summer hat, while Makins has city-slick and high class country club fedoras already creating a stir.

If you're new to wonderful world of hats, you'll likely be surprised at just how enormous the selection is. You can go straight to the Indiana Jones fedora, or browse one of the Fedoras style pages. If you know it's lady's cap you want (and we're not saying anything here), you can head direct to Helen Kaminski or take a detour at Women's Hats or even whittle it down a bit to Straw Women's Hats. (Personally, I love straw women.) We've mixed up the styles at our Ivy Caps And Ball Caps page (just for fun), but kept the Berets and the Greek Fisherman pages strictly separate (except for that obvious stowaway, The Yachtsman).

Even if you're a hat connoisseur, rather like myself, you're sure to be impressed when you see how designers are reinventing silhouettes, working in unusual fibers and using bold color combinations. This new-retro can be seen in all headwear styles, starting with the very traditional men's dress hats in straw and even include fur felt fedoras and stingy brim hats. Not to worry, however; we've kept the classics safe and, along with the walking hats and leather caps, they're offered in styles to satisfy the most conservative demands as well as those looking for a slight twist.

Your mission (should you choose to accept it): find your hat. You'll have to use your head, of course; do remember what so many of us already know - the hat knows the head.