Meet Alberto Hernandez, Man Creating Cam Newton Gameday Hats

Cam Newton wears perfect hats every time his New England Patriots prepare for a game. The quarterback’s hats have been making topics for quite some time, and Newton keeps surprising us. Who is the person behind these magnificent creations?

It’s Alberto Hernandez. The great man was having a regular day at work when the 2015 NFL MVP walked in.

Newton likes to wear his super cool outfits and signature hats. Hernandez is making sure he looks sharp and flashy each week. Believe it or not, he didn’t even know who Newton was at the beginning.

Nicole Yang from The Boston Globe has the whole story. According to the report, the Patriots quarterback walked into a California boutique in the offseason and asked for the designer of one particular hat. He wanted to meet the man and talk. He was actually looking for Hernandez.

“The two exchanged pleasantries before collaborating on a hat, right then and there,” Yang reported. “Hernandez remembers Newton dabbing with excitement, as he walked him through the step-by-step process. The finished product was a wide-brimmed, flap-topped olive-green number.”

Cam Newton will be buying Hernandez’s hats for life

This conversation had a huge impact on Hernandez’s life. His entire life changed. Making hats for the brilliant NFL player? Why not?

“I make a hat for Cam every week,” Hernandez said. “Since that day until today.”

The talented designer makes hats for Newton in the offseason and even when he goes on trips.

“It’s important for the guy to look good,” Hernandez said.

We can’t wait to see Newton’s new hat. These pieces have to fit his hair though.

New England will play the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, and Newton is expected to wear another cool hat. That’s just how he rolls. The brilliant player is ready to change the narrative and pull out some crazy numbers. New England fans would love to see that. I mean, he joined the Patriots to win games after all. We are ready for the magic to begin, and Newton can do that and much more. He was an NFL MVP after all.