While I didn't personally purchase any souvenirs here, I did find an "Expensive and Difficult" sweatshirt in a print that I've seen back home in Virginia. It was way cheaper at this shop (like $30 cheaper!) so I jumped on it. I wore it the next day as the city was chillier than I anticipated. The shirt washed well, and I'm happy with it. They have a range of items here in addition to hats. read more

Need that Outside land Festival hat but you are stuck at and around the Pier 39 tourist trap in San Francisco ? Throughout history the hat has been an important clothing accessory. Abraham Lincoln , Napoleon Bonaparte, Jamiroquai , Slash, and San Francisco's own Outside Lands Ranger Dave and Ranger Ruth. I wouldn't want to see Gino from 90 days Fiancé without his hat. We wear different hats in life and they can be different from being around family and others . Some hats triggers different emotions depending on the person. A hat could change the person aura , create a caricature, and image and also gives someone a sense of belonging. Although it's always Halloween in SF the hat is part of our costume to express a spirit internally outward. There is one place at the Tourist Trap at Pier 39 in San Francisco where you can try on a hat for size and it's called Krazy Kaps ( No Cap). Here you will not find sport teams hats but the captain hat, cowboy( not the football team) western hat, fedoras, garden hat , Panama, and the I am on vacation hat. No matter the occasion this place has a bit of everything whether you are having a bad hair day or having a theme party you can always go to Krazy Kaps and change your image. The hat was worn by the "aristocrat" and international "diplomat" some wear a hat for "combat" others wear one to match their" tat "last weekend I saw someone in SF wear a hat of the wharf "rat" A "hat "can change a persons style and "format" you see hats daily in person or on television swinging a "baseball bat" a hat can be a conversation starter and start a "chat" with a loyal SF Giants fan wearing a hat from the AAA Sacramento team with a logo of a "River Cat" talking about the latest baseball "stat" read more

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One of the most fun stores at pier 39. I found things that i couldn't believe that anyone would have the imagination to produce and sell. It got my attention. read more

Not just a hat/cap shop but as well as general merchandise. Souvenirs are also available. Pretty big shop. They say it is cheaper here compared to others. Well.. i don't think so. Accepts credit/debit cards read more

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My 6 years old son went on a field trip to Pier 39 today with his summer day camp class. After lunch, his teachers show them around the area and went shopping at Shirtque and Kraft Kaps. My son bought a toy ( ZURU 5 surprise mini brands!) $10.99 + 2.5% surcharge + tax and came up with $12.23. He came home with the toy and inside the bag was just one tiny toy (size of a quarter). We thought a price like that plus what it stated on the cover, we thought it would come with 5 mini toys. Pay attention that they added 2.5% surcharge fee before tax to help fund healthcare for their employees!!! read more

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everything else is okay but they charged some kind 2.5% sf health surcharge on top of other taxes without telling about it. They called that assessment on the receipt. what assessment? more like fraudulent extra charge. ripping tourist read more

This place has been a Pier 39 staple since I was a kid. It's a great place to get souvenirs and cool hats. I have noticed over the years though and especially this last time that I went, where are all the crazy caps?? Back in the day, there was an abundance of cooky hats like robot heads, dragon heads, Mohawks, horns, etc. Now, with the exception of a couple unique hats, it's really become just a regular hat store for the third of the store that is actually hats. The rest of it is like all the other souvenir stores. I was a little disappointed because they seemed to have lost the meaning in it's name, Krazy Kaps. I don't know. Maybe it's a seasonal thing and they bring out the cooler stuff during certain parts of the year or when certain movies come out, but I was kinda bummed. It's still a great store, just not what it used to be. read more

When paying, we could not understand the cashier and instead of repeating herself, she yanked my debit card from me and said, "oh my god!" And tapped my card on the machine to pay. Extremely rude and disrespectful. read more

Krazy Kaps is a wacky cool hat shop that's located in the Warf area of San Francisco. Every time I visit this shop, I have to buy something. They have other appareal and gifts too but, their main attraction is hats, of course. Their hats range from novelty (animals or cool snowboarding caps) to useful (beach and rain gear). They have vintage and modern, men and women, children and adult.. you get the point. See ya there! read more

I was standing outside thinking WHAT?!?!? Krazy Kaps?!?!?! What's that????? Then I realized, "OHHH CRAZY CAPS!!!!!" Yes I am a little slow. Caps and hats were on right side, and left side souvenirs (SF apparel). 3 pairs of sunglasses for $12, I couldn't find a single one that I either liked or suited my face. I saw a cool hamburger hat, and many of these hats I've seen at Disneyland or other places. I saw a Sonic the Hedgehog beanie that I would have maybe bought for my bro, but it was close to $20, no thanks. read more

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Buyers beware before you shop. You will end up paying for half of the employees healthcare & minimum wage! Went there on New Years Day 2019. Bought a few items from there. Little did I know that after I was already at home did I notice that they charged a 2% assessment fee to pay for the employees healthcare & minimum wage! read more

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My 87 year old dad lost his SF GG Bridge hat we bought on vacation a year. He was upset and we decided to see if we could get a replacement. I called the store and Richard was so helpful in looking for the exact hat! We sent him a pic of the hat. He looked through the inventory and even contacted to the supplier. All for a $4 hat!!! Thank you for taking the time! read more

I used to like this place a lot, fun trying on different hats and joking with friends and what not..but now...man o man this place is like a pig sty..hats are on the floor and stepped on. Dirty and not even safe for wearing.. Sometimes when I go to fishermans wharf I usually come here to see if there is anything new or cool...something that stands out for a novelty hat..and nopes not anymore.. they used to have this hat in the shape of a milk carton, and your face comes out of the side with the words "have you seen me" or something like that..that was cool...toooo bad.. read more

Krazy Kaps! Good prices considering the location. They have lots of Angry Birds hats, which appear to be really popular right now. Great selection of Krazy (and sane) hats for all tastes. I found an Animal hat that I regret not purchasing: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/1BHjc8TwlfRoT0e8Mr8DVQ?select=TPCUCxXoecS8a3H7tyDwtw I guess I'll have to come back. read more

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Just about every San Francisco tourist sweatshirt or t-shirt or magnet for other little touristy thing you could imagine.

Im giving this place five stars for there customer service. Besides looking endlessly for the sweater i wanted my size in the back, i left my purse there on accident. anyone could have taken it specially in this city, however, a young male employee saw it and placed it in a safe place until i called and asked if it was there, they then asked me some detailed questions about what was in my purse for security reasons which i appreciated and i was able to go pick it up. im glad there is still some honest people out there. nothing was missing from my purse. im happy to give them an awesome review. as far as what they have to offer, its a pretty big shop located in the rear end of the pier, loaded with all sorts of stuff. my husband got a beanie, some souvenirs, and i got a sweater. they have huge selections and really cool stuff! Ill definitely visit this shop again! read more

Go clearance selection! and the $1.50 shot glass that I got. It's a little but confusing in here, and compact, but that's okay. When they rang up some shirts, the cashier had to take sometime to change the price since it had been marked down. Why don't you guys just change the price THEN mark it down? Besides that fact, the place is pretty cool, i found what I wanted and when I forgot my phone they called out to me. Thanks! read more

Prices may be a little high for some of the items, but face it: it's a Pier 39 shop for tourists. But notwithstanding, one finds all sorts of goodies in here! There is Harry Potter paraphernalia for all 4 houses, wigs, Sesame Street hats & beanies, Alcatraz prison outfits, t shirts, Ninja Turtle head wear, etc... I love it! Even if one doesn't plan on buying much (or anything at all), it's just an awesome store to look around. read more

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This place is a lot of fun to come in and try all kinds of different hats. I had a great time coming in with my friends and goofing around with em all. I ended up buying a funny knitted at that looks like a lion. The price was a little steep but the shop is in a super touristy area so you gotta think about that when you decide to purchase. read more

If it wasn't for the fact that I have a fabulous time trying on all these caps in here.... the store is so-so. They definitely have a very wide selection of styles and the prices are pretty good. You are not coming here for a quality hat though. So, the good news is that you have all sorts to choose from, AND you can try on all these crazy hats that make you want to take lame pictures to show your friends? I dunno, but guilty as charged. We have come here a few times (the man likes his hats) and always end up laughing and enjoying ourselves. Yep, in a hat store. We enjoy the little things in life... can ya tell? read more

Krazy Kaps on Pier 39 used to have an extensive collection of unique and outrageous head-gear. Today's Krazy Kaps (29 Dec 19) has a very limited selection. The store on Pier 39 is just like any of the other SF tourism shops with plenty of sweatshirts and knick knacks...minus all of the great hats. read more

i wish the hats were a bit cheaper then id surely grab a few. all kinds of hats!! normal, stylish, goofy. the fun ones are more in the back but the last few times i went, they were gone.. probably for the july4 festivities. it's a fun place to walk around, jut that it's too crowded. the aisles are small and youre always blocked by another tourist. im not a tourist, i live here in the city but i like to come by here anyway. my favorite hat store though! lots of selection.also have souvenirs , shirts, other items read more

This is a pretty cool little shop, some things were pretty inexpensive, others were not. They have some funny and cute face masks, with Marvel characters on them, and some unusual hats as well. They also had your standard San Fransisco souvenirs there, trolley stuff, and Alcatraz stuff (that was less expensive than on the island.) good place to look around, there is quite a bit of everything here. read more

This is what I like about going to Pier 39, the weird ass stores that are there. Krazy Kaps is one of those places. It's always cool to bring your friends and pose for photos with the many crazy ass hats they have. I remember going here and having lot of fun. Yes, it's somewhat expensive and somewhat messy, but you can't blame them. They are in a high tourism type of area and place. read more

Though it was a bit pricey, I bought may all-time favorite hat here: an angora/wool blend black newsie cap with snap on the brim to wear up or down. It went with everything and was worn virtually every day during the winter. sadly, it was lost in my move from The City... so I will have to make the trip back to replace it-- worth it! read more

Bought a cute American flag bag, mini cup, pink monkey, red and silver peace sign key chain, and a magnet! Love the store!

i visited krazy kaps store in september with my wife and freinds, we had a realy good time messing with all and other goods, i bought two hats and have had agreat time with them, i was wondering as im from england do you have a online shop. cheers mike read more

This store has a variety of options. I came in looking for a gift and there are a lot of good things. I liked the selection and space of the store more than some others around the area. I would give it a 3.5-4, if it weren't for the fact that the gift I got (a porcelain piggy bank for myself and my sister) has tags on them which I couldn't remove without leaving part of the tag on there. So now I have to gently scrape it off. It's ridiculous that stores put the price tags on products in which they won't smoothly get off. Why would I want part of a tag to be stuck on my product? Especially for gifts. read more

Selection of hats is okay - although rather messy. Went last night, the website said they close at 8:30pm. We took a cab and got there at 5:50, within 5 minutes this rude little lady was telling us they were closing. She completely rushed us and followed us around the store. We had to get hats for a party tonight so we couldn't leave empty handed. We were completely rushed and I would never go back - I hate that I spent $60 there. read more

Great place, lots of fun trying on hats of all kinds. They have an amazing selection. The 3 stars is for service. Not very friendly and forget calling. They could not be bothered and did not want to answer my questions. They clearly wanted off the phone. read more

this store has a wide selection of hats, from fedoras to straw, to beanies, to flexfit baseball caps, to berets, to jester hats, and those trendy mao zedong military hats. the only downside is that this place is crowded with tourists, being located in the middle of pier 39. this is my alternate hat stop next to the berkeley hat co. on telegraph in berkeley. both carry elope baseball knit caps, my favorite knitted headwear of all time. prices are very decent. the workers, you can tell they've had it up to here because of how busy the store can get. anyway...this is the other perfect hat stop if you're planning a "silly hats only" party, too. read more