Look no further than J J Hat Center if you are in the market for a high quality hat. They have a…read moregreat selection and knowledgeable staff. I went in for one and ended up purchasing three men's hats. A plus - it's woman owned.

4 stars because this is a terrific little classic hat store that rocks an old NYC style. Amazing…read moreselection of beautiful hats. I am new to formal headwear, and my father suggested that I go here for a proper fitting and customization. I was excited about it! It felt like a next step in my adulthood as I grow into a middle-aged vibe. I took my 12-year-old son to show him the difference in quality between a mass retailer and a bespoke, local, small business retail experience. I splurged +1k on 3 new hats. I love them, but the service was nothing like it used to be, as I understand it. This is where I would give it a much lower rating if it weren't such a great little spot. 2 Stars: The two young women working were not very knowledgeable, seemed quite apathetic, and essentially left me to my own devices to sort fit, shape, etc. out. They answered questions about care adequately and showed me several hats that I asked to see, but in a detached way. In short, it was a very disappointing experience and not bespoke at all. My father was mystified when I told him about it. I don't generally leave reviews, good or bad, unless things go too far. But after reading through the low reviews, often from long-term loyal customers who lament experiences similar to mine and the recent change in ownership, I am bothered by the defensiveness in the owner's replies. Many of them say [the milliner has resigned due to health, and therefore we no longer offer shaping or repair services] or [come in for a chat to correct your misinformation]. WHAT?! That is how you respond? On a public forum? Marketing yourself as a luxury shop but responding like a cranky clerk? Why not hire a new milliner? Or train a new one? Find a way to outsource it in the meantime. But telling decades-long high-paying customers to do it themselves at home over a kettle...what are you talking about? Should I learn to tailor and do dry cleaning in my bathtub, too? Turns out, the problem is top-down. The new owner has clearly wrecked this place and doesn't seem to care; it's all about her. Another NYC institution bites the dust. All of that said, it's a unique place. One of the last vestiges. Go there.

If your in the market for overpriced "fan" wear this place is for you. Licensed player jerseys are…read morenow $250.00 plus. Add in all of the alternative and city connect uniforms and you are talking some serious damage to your wallet. I was here last week and picked up a birthday present for my son. The jersey he wanted was priced at $225.00 (Team USA Aaron Judge) The staff was sort of helpful and the store is well stocked, clean and everything is where it's supposed to be. MLB is certainly raking in the cash on the merchandise.

Amazing store that sells everything there is MLB. Clothing, hats, autographs, baseball equipment,…read moregame used items (including bases), artwork, and memorabilia. Staff is friendly and the place is spacious and clean. Prices are high due to the location

Wide selection of merchandise they relocated have a new spot. Found what I was looking for but the…read moreSimpsons collab was sold out but it's ok I expected that

Came here looking for a classic NY Yankees caps that would fit my head perfectly. Adjustable…read moresnap.back caps just aren't deep enough for my big head. Found it here. The staff were super helpful and were quick to even customize my lettering on my cap within the hour. It made the perfect souvenir for NYC. I didn't want to take off my cap, wearing it everywhere. Note: The largest cap size is an 8 the next size down 7 7/8, 7 3/4, 7 5/8, 7 1/2....

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From the owner: SunBen are online retailer and wholesaler of fashion accessories including scarf, sunglasses,…read moregloves, hat, etc. We have been in business since 1980 and had over millions of successful deals. We take a great pride in 27 years experience and bring the newest and best-selling styles to the marketplace.

Solid hat selection and congenial sales staff at Sports Cap and Hat make it a decent spot if you're…read morelooking for a hat in the neighborhood. Came here looking for a straw fedora-style hat for T this weekend and was pleased with SC&H's hat selections. Lots of styles and a decent range of sizes were available. Sales staff was present in the store, with 2 people on the floor and one behind the counter, but they didn't approach us or greet us, as they were engaged with other customers T tried on a number of hats though finding mirrors was a bit of challenge. Ultimately, the two choices we liked were a good $10 above the prices we had seen from street vendors for what seemed like identical hats, so we left empty-handed.

This is such a gem of a hat shop. The owner, Linda, was very knowledgeable and helpful in fitting…read morethe right type of hat with the right head. It was a charming and worthwhile experience all around.

Wanted just the right hat for my first ever, and really benefited from the breadth of their…read moreselection and depth of their knowledge. Felt very much at home and with their help ended up with the perfect Gatsby cap. Highly recommended for friendliness and service.

Stopped in to grab a NY hat to commemorate my trip. I was greeted immediately and provided warm…read moreservice. They were patient with my questions and during my decision making. The hats were a good price and they had a wide assortment of options, with two floors to choose from. Glad to have grabbed a piece from here to support a local business!

The customer service in this store is absolutely the worst I've ever experienced…read more I ordered a hat in-store and was told it would be delivered there for pickup. A week later, I received an email saying the hat had arrived. When I got to the store, the employee told me the wrong hat was ordered. I said fine, here's my number -- return it and get the correct one. Another week goes by, and when I come back, the same hat is still sitting in the box -- not even returned. Lazy employees, no urgency, and the store feels more like a hangout spot than a place of business. Customers shouldn't have to deal with this kind of nonsense. The sales rep never processed the return, so I had to request a refund myself. Still no hat, just wasted time and money (including paying for parking in SoHo). All I heard was, "Oh, I'm sorry." Sorry doesn't fix terrible service. Completely unprofessional -- everything about this place is trash. The store needs serious management or maybe just let AI run it because at least robots would do the job.

The gentleman who owns the shop has an excellent selection of hats and appreciates people who are…read moresearching for a good hat. He is also a true blue American with the quintessential American story. Everyone should visit while they can.

Small, well tiny, but mighty mr. Aristotle makes his place. Must stop for conversation and maybe a…read morehat too.