Sunday Afternoons Kids' Ultra Adventure Hat - UPF 50+ Sun Hat for Boys & Girls with Neck Cape
A scaled-down version of the brand's classic trail hat, built for kids who spend whole days in the sun. Certified UPF 50+ (blocks up to 98% of UV rays) with a 3.25-inch brim and a 5.5-inch neck cape that covers the back of the head, ears, and neck. The crown has ventilation panels and a wicking sweatband, the fit adjusts as kids grow, and an adjustable chin strap keeps it on in wind or on the water. The foldable brim and bluesign main-body fabric (PFAS-free DWR) make it pack small for daypacks and diaper bags.
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Your kid's ears and the back of their neck are the first places to burn, and they're exactly the spots a standard baseball cap ignores. This hat adds a 5.5-inch neck cape and an adjustable chin strap — so the coverage stays put through wind, water, and the general chaos of being a kid outdoors.
🏆 How It Compares
The Sunday Afternoons Ultra Adventure Hat out-covers a typical kids' bucket hat with a certified UPF 50+ rating, a 3.25-inch brim, and a neck cape that shields the ears and nape — plus a chin strap so it doesn't end up in the lake. It folds small for the daypack and the fit adjusts as kids grow. The trade-offs: it costs more than a basic bucket hat, medium-versus-large sizing takes a judgment call, and the cape style is not every kid's favorite look.
Pros & Cons
✅ Pros
- Certified UPF 50+ with a 3.25-inch brim and 5.5-inch neck cape
- Adjustable chin strap keeps it on in wind and on the water
- Adjustable crown fit grows with your kid (several sizes, toddler to older child)
- Lightweight, breathable crown, and machine washable
❌ Cons
- Costs more than basic bucket-style kids hats
- Sizing between medium and large can be tricky as kids grow
- Neck cape style isn't for every kid's taste
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