What is the difference between 9FIFTY and 59FIFTY?

A 59fifty cap features a gold-tinted sticker alongside the size number. A 9fifty cap sticker has a silver design. Hope this helps anyone who’s confused about the models offered by New Era.

Is 9FIFTY a snapback?

The New Era 9FIFTY® is our classic snapback style available in adult and kids sizing. The shape mimics that of the 59FIFTY®, but has an open back with a snap or strap closure.

What does 9FIFTY stand for?

The 9FIFTY is a snapback cap which has become very popular in the last few years. The 9FIFTY uses the same structured crown and flat brim that the 59FIFTY uses, but the 9FIFTY has an adjustable backing. This means that the 9FIFTY usually only comes in 1 or 2 sizes and fits almost any head.

What size is 9FIFTY snapback?

Medium-Large
Generally shops consider Medium-Large the standard size for 9FIFTY Snapbacks.

How does 9FIFTY hat fit?

The 9FIFTY snapback is not the best fit for larger head sizes, as it can look out of proportion and too small on a large head. If you wear a size 7 5/8, you are borderline in having a good fit in a 9FIFTY snapback. If you wear a size 7 3/4 or bigger, the 9FIFTY snapback will look too small on your head.

Why is it called 59FIFTY?

Harold Koch, son of New Era founder Ehrhardt Koch, created the 59FIFTY to make hats more uniform within the MLB. Sources vary on the meaning of its name: it might be the cap’s original catalogue number, 5950; its model number; or the roll of fabric Koch used while producing the original design.

What is the difference between a snapback and a baseball cap?

A dad hat is a 5-panel (usually) baseball cap that has a slightly curved brim (pre-curved by the manufacturer), whereas a snapback is a 6-panel baseball cap with a flat brim. Both are meant to be one-size-fits-all that come with an adjustment strap in the back.