Hattitude

This is certainly a nice store in a prime location with an excellent selection of quality hats. I notice that the store has a decent reputation judging by the number of good reviews on Unilocal.However, I fear that the number of good reviews may decline in the future due to the bad attitude of the young man serving in the store last Wednesday (6÷24÷2015). He was clearly not a «people person». Whilst shopping with my wife, daughter and granddaughter he hauled a hat from my granddaughter’s head and yelled at her that it was too small for her. He was having a bad day perhaps? Needless to say we left without a purchase. Please be aware that if you visit this store you may encounter a «Bad Hattitude».

This place is the disney land of hats. This family owned company knows the science behind hats and fashion. They have all of the latest styles that I constantly see celebrities wear. I’ve seen many celebrities come into this store and make multiple purchases. Every time I visit Las Vegas, I make sure I stop by here and pick up one of their hats. These hats will outlast you and the quality is great. Hand perfected, personalized fit, perfection at it’s finest. Go do yourself a favor and pick up a fine hat today, you’ll be glad you got one… It’s my best investment so far.

I don’t know what it is about this place, but every time I walk by, I walk in. I have a lot of hats, which is ironic, since I don’t really wear them. It’s hard to turn down the hats here because they are stylish and of good quality.

This is the best hat store ever. I can’t a store quite like this where I live. This store sells hats of all kinds of colors and styles. Their hats are of high quality too. If you see something good, you might as well grab it because their inventory constantly changes. You’ll find hats that will fit all occasions.

Hat heaven. I don’t even remember seeing any of the silly hats, I went straight for the large brim cowboy hats. Every hat I picked up was pretty pricey, but all fabulous. The clerk was also very polite.

This is such a fun store in Planet Hollywood’s Miracle Mile Shops, but you are not allowed to take pictures! See the disclaimer posted everywhere. It’s cool that you get to try on all the hats– goofy ones, rasta dreadlocks, sun protection hats, kangol, cowboy, fedoras, and much more. There’s a store in San Diego’s Seaport Village that this reminds me of too BTW. Since this is a specialty store, you can expect premium prices. Pure fun.

This place has it all! From ordinary everyday hats to some outrageous hats there is a huge selection to choose from. I even spotted a blinged out USC baseball cap!
The store is very organized and the ladies behind the counter were very nice. I was very tempted to get a cloche but I knew it would have left a whole in my wallet.

If you like hats, this place is very good. If you LOVE hats, you are in heaven here!
This shop used to be at The Venetian, but closed about 1 year ago, only to reopen in the Planet Hollywood hotel. Lo and behold, as of 8÷25÷2010, they are BACK at the Venetian!(new spot in mall, tho) Near the Rockport and Brighton stores, they are much larger than they used to be.
A seasonal and varied selection, they have a bit of everything right now. Women’s selections are sun-​hats, visors and cute straw hats. They have woolen cloches (yay!) and cold-​weather hats that range from causal to quite fancy. For men, they have Panamas, baseball, fedoras and a HUGE selection of Kangols.
Staff is happy and eager to help you find just what you’re looking for. Yes, they have goofy hats!

This is a fun hat shop in the Miracle Mile Shops. My hubby and I stopped in and tried on every type of cap under the sun!
I didn’t find anything that struck my fancy, but the hubby found a great brown suede golf cap.
It was a nice shop, with a lot of selection. A bit pricey, but hey it is Vegas and the quality of the hat seemed good.

I’m always on the market for a new hat or cap and I love wearing Ivy Caps. This place had a great selection of hats from all styles, shapes and sizes. They had some genuine 10 gallon hats and some great leather dusters. If I could pull off wearing a cowboy hat I’d defiinitely have bought me one, but sadly I don’t have the head for it
I did find a nice 100% leather Ivy cap to replace the cotton one I’ve been sporting for a while. It was $ 50, which seemed steep, but my wife convinvced me to go ahead and get it, so I did. It was a great buy!

This place is fun! They sell a TON of hats, but they’re quite pricey. My sister and I were trying on some cowboy hats. We loved them but they were about $ 35 a piece.
There’s no pics, which I can understand because some of the hats are so silly, you would want to take pics in them, but not shell out money for it. I remember putting on. what seemed a like a HUGE diamond ring on my head with a white veil attached onto it. My sister tried on a hat that was a bird of some sort. a turkey?
Great hats, but pricey in my opinion

I found this spot on the way to answer the call of my Asian ancestors… yeah I was about to hit the blackjack and roulette tables. I’m a little bit older now so I’m rocking the hats not the caps with straight lids anymore and something about this place in the make-​believe sky blue world of the Planet Hollywood mall caught my attention. I dragged my boy Jose in here and even he, a street kid who grew up in the BX, knew what I was talking about. We were like girls up in there trying a bunch of different hats… it was like a montage scene out of an 80s movie. I bought one that went with my Pacquiao t-​shirt (wore it the night he shut down De La Hoya) and even Jose got his first fedora. The lady who worked there was mad helpful and Shhh! she gave us an employee discount!

So — we were on a mission to find the boyfriend a hat. A specific kind of hat, actually. You know, a VEGAS-​Y hat. (haha).
Actually what we were looking for was a fedora-​style hat that wasn’t too dressy and still light enough so as not to sweat his entire head off. We started at the Forum Shops. Nope! Nada. Then we moved on through Caesar’s, looking at every street vendor and kiosk we could find. Nothin’ but baseball caps.
Then, I remembered! Hey, I think there’s a hat shop in the Aladdin shops… I mean, the Planet Hollywood shops, which still look exactly like the Alladin Desert Passage shops, but are now called «Miracle Mile Shops»…
And sure enough, it was still there in the same place… with the appropriate name: Hattitude. This place has so many hats in so many different styles, I knew if we couldn’t find him one there, we couldn’t find one anywhere. And voila! We did find him one (for around $ 40)…and then I promptly stole it. :)
I was tempted to grab a few (maybe…3, or 4, or 5) hats myself, but why buy my own when I can just wear his?

Cute little store located in the Venetian shops with… surprise surprise… hats. Cowboy hats, fedoras, trucker hats, even big ass Easter bonnets.
If hats are you’re thing, this is the place for you. They’re not for me but a friend of mine particularly LOVES the bling’ed out trucker hats they have. Coors Light or Budweiser or Tab and stuff like that with crystals.
They also have a small selection of «Angry Little Girls» tote bags with snerky little sayings on them.
Fun stuff.