Do Rick and Morty Baseball Caps Come in Different Sizes?
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So you want to portal jump into the Schwifty Market to grab a fly new Rick and Morty baseball cap, but you’re wondering—am I gonna have to zap my dome to another dimension to fit one of these lids? Fantastic question, my guy!
The short answer is: most Rick and Morty caps are one-size-fits-all. But they make that work with some way schwifty adjustability so fans of all shapes and cranium sizes can flex their fandom. Let’s break it down!
If we peek at the product listings on websites selling authentic Rick and Morty caps, we see stuff like:
“One size fits most” “Adjustable snapback closure” “Fits head circumferences from 21.5 to 24 inches” So they don’t list specific sizes like S/M/L or dimensions in Ricks and Mortys. But the adjustability means they’ll stretch to fit pretty much any reasonable dome size. Of course, if your head is the size of a Furby after watching too much pan-dimensional cable, you might still struggle a bit...
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So how can one hat fit ginormous melons and tiny lightbulb heads equally well? With super flexible parts!
Snapback Caps: These have plastic adjusters at the back to customize the fit. Just slide to expand or retract the cap’s grip around your cranium.
Fitted Caps: Fitted caps fix tightly with elastic bands stitched in the back instead of plastic snaps. The natural stretch allows a snug feel.
Buckle Caps: Some caps close with a leather or metal buckle strap. Leave it loose for larger sizes or pull tight on smaller noggins.
Regardless of closure style, the economics of mass production means most official R&M caps come in one standard size. But the adjustable straps, snaps, and bands help fine-tune the fit for all wearers.
To make sure your hugs your head instead of swallowing it, use these pro tips:
Measure Your Circumference: Wrap a soft tape measure around your full head to get your exact hat size in inches or centimeters. This allows for a perfect custom fit!
Read Fitment Descriptions: Listings usually tell the hat circumference range so you can compare to your dome measurements.
Check Material Stretch Range: Fabrics like cotton twill have little give vs. elastic blends that’ll stretch more.
Consider Your Hairstyle: Lots of hair? Size up so you don’t burst the seams when styling!
So while most caps are one-size-fits-all, you can still get a custom grip by tweaking adjusters and choosing materials suited to your cranium circumference. That way your new Rick and Morty cap always fits like it was customized by Rick himself!