This kid's brown leather aviator hat is the perfect centerpiece for budding aviators who imagine themselves flying an airplane!Take your budding aviator on an unforgettable adventure with this leather aviator cap for boys and girls. All children dream of flying a plane one day or another, it's now possible for them to imagine themselves at the controls of a flying machine with an aviator hat in real antique brown leather like real aviator pilots!Don't forget to add the aviator goggles for a fabulous look that will blow everyone away!Especially since this aviator hat is made with real leather and durable materials, it can be worn for years and it will be an unforgettable memory that can be kept all its life! This timeless vintage-style leather aviator helmet is ideal for apprentice aviators, an aviator or steampunk costume, a party, and or for spring, summer, and fall outdoor activities. This hat has adjustable straps under the chin and at the back to ensure a good fit with antique brass snaps and a buckle. We have 2 different styles of brown goggles with copper frames and tinted lenses: A and B. Goggles B are a bit smaller than A, so we recommend Goggles B for young kids. (Goggles made in China) Handmade hat in Canada.MATERIALS: 100% genuine brand-new leather, nylon lining.Product No: CA2Kids Size Chart: Sizes: Head size*InchesCentimeters Kids' Age Guide** XXSmall 17 – 18 1/2"(43- 47 cm) 6 - 12 Mois XSmall 18 1/2 - 20"(46-51 cm) 1-2 years Small 20 - 21"(51-53 cm) 3-7 years Medium 21 1/4 - 22"(54-56 cm) 7-10 years Large 22 - 22 5/8"(56-57,5 cm) Boys of 10 years oldand + **The ages mentioned are only a guide, we recommend measuring the kid’s head since some has larger or smaller heads than others. Consider that on average, a kid's head grows (3/4") 2 cm between 1 and 2 years old, (3/8") 1 cm between 2 and 3 years old and then (1/4") 0.5 cm per year. * Measure the head size: - Use a soft sewing tape measure and start from the bottom of the forehead, just over the eyebrows and wrap it around your head at the widest part on the back. - If you don't have a soft tape measure, you can take a non-elastic string or a rope and after wrapping it around your head, put it on the table and measure it with a tape measure or ruler. - Don’t take the measurement loose or very tight, but snug. - Take the measurement 2-3 times to be sure it is correct. - If you are between two sizes, take the larger one and consider that the kid's head will grow as mentioned below the size tab. - If you have questions on which size to choose or anything else, you can ask us and we will help you.