Amber has a humble roots - literally! It comes from an organic source: trees! This is why you may have heard the term “organic gemstone” thrown around when discussing amber. (However unlike other things that have an organic label, we’re not going to charge an arm and a leg for it
) Amber is actually formed from the resin of trees; this resin becomes fossilized over millions of years if the right conditions are met. Most often amber comes from pine trees. In this picture Tim the tree is just relaxing and having a good time …
In the midst of one of the coldest winters in recent years, there’s no bigger priority than warmth, and there’s no better way to keep warm than with a Russian Ushanka Hat. However, your Ushanka isn’t going to be much help to you if it’s not in the correct size, but do not worry, we’re here to help make sure your hat fits just right!
First, wrap the tape measure around the widest part of your head, just above the ears and eyebrows to the nearest 1/4 of an inch. Traditionally it is better to have a hat that fits looser than tighter.
Next, take a look at our conversion chart below:
|
Hat Size |
Measurement Around Head |
Hat Size |
|
S |
23” |
7 3/8 |
|
M |
23 1/2” |
7 1/2 |
|
L |
24” |
7 5/8 |
|
XL |
24 3/8” |
7 3/4 |
|
XXL |
24 7/8” |
7 7/8 |
Correlate the circumference of your head to the appropriate size, and then you’re ready to order and enjoy your Russian Ushanka!
For some of your who are visual learners, we’ve included a video just for you!



