Newborn and Kids Trucker Hats

Top off every little outfit with our playful and practical infant trucker hats collection, designed for tiny trendsetters from their very first days through busy toddler adventures. Our newborn trucker hats and toddler trucker hats combine breathable mesh backs with soft, comfortable fronts, making them ideal for everyday wear, stroller walks and sunny outings.

Each infant trucker cap is thoughtfully made to sit comfortably on small heads, with adjustable snaps that grow with your child. From cute graphics to neutral, modern designs, our children's trucker hats add just the right touch of personality while helping shield little eyes from the sun. Lightweight and easy to wear, they’re perfect for playdates, family trips or simply completing a casual outfit.

Looking to build a full look from head to toe? Pair your favorite kid’s trucker hats with matching baby footwear or mix and match with playful essentials from our toddler and baby accessories for a coordinated style that’s ready for every little adventure.

Frequently Asked Questions

What age is a kids hat for?

Kids' hat sizes are primarily determined by head circumference, which corresponds to specific age ranges. While measuring a child's head offers the most accurate fit, the following general guide indicates the approximate age for various children's hat sizes:

• 50 cm: Suitable for toddlers aged approximately 1.5 to 2 years.
• 52 cm: Designed for children typically between 2 and 3 years old.
• 54 cm: Fits kids generally ranging from 3 to 6 years of age.
• 56 cm: Ideal for children 6 years old and older.

Should kids wear hats in the sun?

Yes, it is highly recommended that children wear hats in the sun to protect them from harmful UV radiation. During peak sunlight hours, typically between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. when the sun's UVB rays are strongest and temperatures are highest, children should wear a broad-rimmed, breathable sun hat. This should be part of a comprehensive sun protection strategy that also includes sunglasses, protective clothing, and sunscreen to adequately cover their skin. Whenever possible, it's best to keep children out of direct strong sunlight during these peak hours unless they are fully protected.