How do I find my fit?
To measure easily, wrap a string around your head across the top of your eyebrows.
Measure the string.
This is how these hats will circle your head.
Sizes may vary a bit due to stretch quality of the fabric.
Small –20 inches (Usually fits the toddlers) FITTED SIZES 6 TO 6 1/2
Medium– 20-21 inches (on the small size for an adult, medium would be the one to choose) FITTED SIZES 6 5/8 TO 7 1/4
Large –22-23 inches (Fits about 70% of adult heads, men and women.) FITTED SIZES 7 1/4 TO 7 5/8
Extra Large ––24-25 inches ( Both women and men have extra large heads. And, if one likes to wear a brimmed ball cap under their chook, then this works really well with the Extra Large.) FITTED SIZES 7 3/4 TO 8 1/4 X LARGE
Return Policy
If you need to exchange your Yooper Chook, send it back to us with a note saying exactly what you want in exchange, along with a second and third choice as stock may be gone. Put in four bucks to help with shipping costs back to you. If the problem lay in the chook itself, please contact me so it can be given special attention.
Send any returns to us at Yooper Chook, 22001 S Mackinac Trail, Rudyard, MI 49780
If you want a refund, no problem. Send it back with a note to refund it, and it will be done.
Do all chooks have stretch?
Every Yooper Chook has some stretch to the fabric. Some fleece is stretchier than others, but they all have some give. Double Domes have less stretch. Be sure to measure your noggin to help the cause.
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About Us
I’m a seamstress. I love sewing. But hats? Never crossed my mind. Then…
In 2009 two of my brothers asked me, in the same week, to make them a practical and warm hat to help them cope with snow blowing. They dreaded the chore and felt I could help out. What’s a sister to do, eh?
So I got to thinking—always a dangerous endeavor—and that got me to drawing and sewing. Within a week, I had made 15 different hats…yet found myself always going back to the very first prototype from the very first attempt.
In true Yooper fashion, I kept saying to myself, ‘It can’t be that simple’. I kept trying to improve it. Surely this hat has to be somewhere in the world…so why haven’t I ever seen one? Could it really be that simple?
The answer was Yes.
And so, the Yooper Chook was born.