Does anyone know what these hats are called?
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It looks kind like a beret, just worn differently from the French way. I’ve seen them worn like that on the back of the head.
It is a form of beret. You can wear them at whatever rakish angle you want.
It looks like rasta style to me. It is called a tam. The link is to many images of tam hats.
On a lark I googled “knit beret” after checking out the tams and they are nigh indistinguishable at times. Go for either.
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Yes, it is a variation of the rasta hat called the tam. Worn in full rasta style, one stuffs one’s hair inside it (presumably in dreadlocks).
Here’s a link to some pictures of a “simon” tam. The photo is similar to your example. This is what she says about tams:
Simon is a hat. A tam, to be exact. Made for people (like me) with lots and lots of hair to shove under there. Or just for people who like big, floppy hats. It’s named after a character from the television show Firefly, because his last name was Tam and I couldn’t think of the word without thinking of him. And yes, I am planning a River Tam.
Oops. This is the proper link (I hope).
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This? Definitely berets. Urban Outfitters and H&M are selling them by the gazillions these days.
There is a close relation called a “snood.”
There is hat in that photo??
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