The A-Game classic snapback, Trenches flat brim, Odyssey and Odysea low-profile caps, Coronado and Coronado Brick, the Compass and the Caddy bucket hat — in Hydro, the water-ready fabric that dries in minutes, and Thermal, the knit for cool days — plus the Links golf line, the Americana and Mossy Oak editions, the All Day beanie and the waxed-cord Thermal. Sixty-plus hats in Classic and Small fits with adjustable closures; colors rotate each season and the collection shows only what's in stock.
Melin is a California brand that rebuilt the baseball cap from the inside: a moisture-wicking sweatband, a floating crown that doesn't cling, eyelets that actually vent and a brim that holds its shape wet or dry. The Hydro is the one to swim in — it floats — and the Trenches is the one people buy first. It's the hat our customers replace with the same hat.
Fit: Classic fits most heads; Small is for a lower, tighter crown. Snapback and strapback closures adjust across sizes. Wear it with Vuori, Malbon Golf or Aviator Nation; see men's hats for Pendleton and Sendero alongside.
Questions we get about Melin hats
What's the difference between Melin Hydro and Thermal?
Hydro is lightweight and water-repellent for warm weather; Thermal is a knit for cool days. Same fits across both.
Can you wash a Melin hat?
Yes — cold water by hand or a gentle cycle, then air dry. The Hydro can go straight in the pool.
