FAQ

Q1: What is Sunday Afternoons known for?

A: Sunday Afternoons is known for sun-protective hats, outdoor caps, children's headwear, and accessories designed for activities such as hiking, travel, gardening, and everyday outdoor use.

Q2: What does UPF 50+ mean in a sun hat?

A: UPF 50+ indicates that the fabric allows only a small fraction of ultraviolet radiation to pass through it under standardized testing. Coverage also depends on the hat's design, fit, and how it shades exposed skin.

Q3: What type of sun hat is best for hiking?

A: Look for a secure fit, breathable construction, suitable brim coverage, and a chin strap if you expect windy conditions. A neck cape can provide additional coverage for exposed trails.

Q4: Are wide-brim hats better for sun protection?

A: A wide brim can shade more of the face, ears, and neck than a short brim. The amount of protection depends on the hat's shape, angle, and coverage, so consider the specific design.

Q5: What is the difference between a sun hat and an outdoor cap?

A: Sun hats generally provide broader coverage, while caps offer a lower-profile design suited to activities such as running, walking, and casual outings. The best choice depends on your activity and preferred coverage.

Q6: Are packable hats suitable for travel?

A: Packable designs can be convenient for day trips and vacations. Check the product's packing and reshaping instructions to understand how to transport it without damaging its structure.

Q7: Does Sunday Afternoons offer hats for children?

A: The collection includes children's sun hats and caps, with selected styles for different age ranges. Check each product's size guide and intended age range before purchasing.

Q8: How should I care for a sun-protective hat?

A: Follow the manufacturer's care instructions. Check whether the hat is hand-washable or machine-washable, and follow the recommended drying and storage methods to help preserve its shape and performance.