My Fit To Flick hat arrived just in time for the nasty, wet weather in the Bay Area. I got the Charlotte ponytail hat in swope brown – and yes, Fit To Flick is a line of beanies and hair scarves with holes in them for ponytails and buns.

I’m not going to lie, at first, the idea of a knit hat with a ponytail hole seemed a little cheesball, and not exactly my style. Besides, I’ve already mastered how to wear my hair with beanies on. I love wearing low side swept ponies, buns and updos that fall perfectly below where beanies end, at the base of my hairline, so traditional ponytail hole-less hats have worked perfectly for me.

Fit to Flick hats have been dubbed as “the most fashion forward line of ponytail hats.” That said, I was pleased to take my new hat out of its box and find the hand-knit design, color, and especially the hole were classy, and well “fashion forward”.

I gave the hat a try for dinner last Saturday. Here are a couple of photos of my hair in the hat before Tyler and I went to A La Turca for a casual dinner (where I was able to leave my hat on the whole time).

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image of fit to flick hatsI also wore the hat around the apartment on Sunday while watching the 49ers vs Giants game. Tyler and his little brother, Dallas, both thought the concept of a ponytail hat was awesome, and that it looked really nice. Dallas even thinks, “the hot chicks should wear these hats on the ski slopes so their hair still looks good.” He’s always thinking (Bay Area girls: Dallas is single, and ready to mingle)!!!

I must admit it’s pretty neat to be able to wear higher updos while wearing a hat. If you’re the type of person who doesn’t like wearing low ponytails, this Fit To Flick hats are definitely for you. They come in a variety of colors. Check out the full assortment on Fit To Flick, there is a collection for kids too!