20 DIY Hat Rack Ideas for Beautiful Headgear Display

Use two dried branches as unique baseball cap rack material. These wall racks consist of two straight branches with hooks on them.

Install the “branches” near your door or in a mudroom for an easy grab.

Tell everyone who has this cool cowboy hat with a personalized design. The cowboy hat rack consists of a rustic wooden panel, cowboy ornaments, and several metal hooks.

The customized name panel is made of leather sheets. You can hang it on the terrace wall.

If you never make DIY stuff before, start from this simple hat display. It consists of a wooden bar, strings, and simple clips.

Hang the rack anywhere you like, and clip your favorite hats on each string, turning them into a decoration.

This wall hat rack is clearly for baseball caps because it uses real balls as the decoration. You can cut the ball’s tip and stick it on the wooden panel.

You can use the balls as hangers to place the caps. Add simple ornaments like ball pile and large “B” letter.

Don’t throw away recycled or scrap boards! Cut them into similar sizes and nail them together, creating a “fence” that you can use to hang hats.

Add hooks or knobs to hang each hat. Make sure to measure the size of each hat so that you can place the hooks/knobs on perfect spots.

Arrange your baseball cap collections in a neat column with this simple hanger. It was nailed over the door and extending downward.

With the design, you can hang the caps with their logos facing the front — a great way to organize caps and decorate the room.

A simple design can look interesting with the creative installation. This wall-mounted hat rack was installed in zigzagging form.

When the hats are attached, they form a unique display, perfect for decorating a room without excessive elements.

Another simple DIY project, these vertical racks consist of three slim panels with metal hooks.

You can coat the panels with any color you like. The wall installation makes the racks useful for clothing items, too.

This hat hanger is perfect for a studio apartment or any small space. The hanger consists of a simple bar, hooks, and ropes.

You can hang it in any height, but make sure to provide practical obtaining method when the bar is hung high.

Rustic boards and metal plugs are great as creative hat hangers. The boards can be attached to the wall or just placed vertically.

The plugs stick to the boards with several flanges, which you can do in a DIY project.

A simple metal wire sheet and laundry clips are perfect for making effective hat organizer.

You can stick the wire to the wall and place the hats with the clips. Arrange the hats in any formation you like to create a pretty display.

Another unique creation from baseballs, this wall hat rack is great to keep your colorful baseball caps in a neat display.

The base consists of several wooden pallets, which you can recycle from old crates or building projects. Cut the base of the well-worn balls and stick them on the wood to hang the caps.

Make a simple hat hanger more interesting with a copper bar. Use ropes to tie the copper to the wall or ceiling hooks. Tie several long ropes along the bar.

Tie your hats on these ropes using laundry clips. You can even attach hangers to hang scarves or t-shirts.

This hat organizer consists of several coated pallets, hooks, and metal bars. The pallets were coated with brushed grey color.

The unique arrangement creates an “artsy” look, which you can use as a wall decoration. You can also hang scarves or belts.

Mannequin heads are used to display hats at stores. You can use the same thing to store your hat collection.

Pile hats as high as possible on a mannequin head, creating a somewhat whimsical pile. Wrap the mannequin neck with your scarves or necklaces for additional storage.

This simple rack got an upgrade with the cowboy-related theme. The rustic pallet has several metal bars that extend from horse’s hooves.

You can use this rack to store cowboy hats or other headgears with wide flaps.

This modified hanger uses fabric and straps to create a hat “bed.” The straps were sewn in crisscrossing style. This style is perfect for storing baseball caps.

This hat hanger is a pretty variation of a simple bar with ropes. A row of linen straps was tied to the bar, hanging downward.

You use laundry clips to attach the hats on the linen. This hanger is perfect for displaying wide, elegant hats.

A pegboard is great to display caps and hats. You can make it yourself with a wooden board and peg panel.

This rack is suitable for baseball caps and wide-brimmed hats.

This standing hat rack is a multipurpose piece. The top part has a wide shelf to keep baseball caps.

The bottom part is a place to hold a full mirror. You can place this near the door or in the mudroom to get prepared before leaving.