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Default hat or cap
what's the difference between hat and cap?
i have searched and found that a cap is brimless but it can be with visors, and visors are brims, aren't they? it's so confusing
how can i differentiate between:
hat vs cap
brim vs visor
thanks in advance
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A cap has a peak [part-brim or visor] at the front; a hat has a brim all the way round.
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