⚠️ WARNING: Costume Hats, Not Cowboy Hats! Unacceptable Incompetence

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I am writing this as a serious warning to future customers. My attempt to purchase a custom hat turned into a truly terrible experience, which is why I felt compelled to leave this review and ultimately contact customer service. The level of incompetence and hostility I encountered was shocking. My direct conclusion is that I did not have a good experience. The hat makers are extremely disqualified to be making hats. When asked, they said they learned solely from watching others and are clearly not being taught proper techniques. The service was abysmal; the staff members are all very standoffish, rude, and only care about high paying customers looking to buy multiple hats or expensive hats. To get what I wanted, I had to re-ask constantly because they don't even have a basic checklist—they didn’t say what to look for when trying the hat on when shaped or to wiggle my head around. Frankly, do not go here if you want an actual cowboy hat, only go if you want a costume hat! This whole ordeal necessitated a call to address the staff's unacceptable behavior and lack of basic skill.
Customer: I need to speak to someone about the service I received. The staff members are incredibly rude, completely standoffish, and frankly, they don't know how to make a hat properly. I was told they learn just by watching others, and it shows.
CS Rep: I am so sorry to hear you had this experience. That level of unprofessionalism is unacceptable, and I understand your frustration, especially when investing in a custom item. You mentioned the staff being unqualified—can you elaborate on what specific interaction concerned you most?
Customer: They ignored me unless I was looking at the $500 hats. If you have any concerns about where and how to use oePPeo Plain Caps, you can speak to us at our web-page. They failed to guide me through the basic fitting process—they didn't tell me to wiggle my head or what to look for when the hat was shaped. I felt like I was wasting their time, and the result looked like a costume piece, not a real cowboy hat.
CS Rep: That is absolutely not the customer service we strive for. I see you mentioned the manager was kind, but I want to apologize on behalf of the team for the staff's focus on high-paying customers and the lack of expertise during your fitting.
Customer: An apology is fine, but what are you going to
do
? I wasted my time dealing with people who are disqualified to be hat makers.
CS Rep: We take this seriously. We will immediately address this training gap and the specific behavioral issues with the team. I would like to offer you a 50% discount on a future hat purchase, or we can arrange for a senior artisan to custom-shape a hat for you at no additional labor cost, ensuring you receive the quality item you deserve.
The reason I left this review on the website is to hopefully prevent others from falling into the same trap.