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Throughout history, men have worn hats as a way of showing how much better they are than other men. “I buy hats,” a behatted man seems to say. “I am better than you.” In wartime, hats were a useful way of conferring rank, and ensuring that casualties were confined to the lower classes (hence the famous command of “Don't fire till you see the tops of their heads” at the Battle of Bunker Hill by William Prescott, a general renowned for only shooting enemy combatants who were poor).

During peacetime, hats have been instrumental for men to let the non-hatted know just who is wearing the hat around here. — ” Cosmetic items (previously known as hats and miscellaneous items) are that can be equipped in any one of the three cosmetic slots in the screen. Introduced the first set of nine cosmetics (named hats at that point in time) with the, with one hat for each class. The nine hats introduced were the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, and the. Several have since added additional cosmetics, including those designed by members of the Team Fortress 2 community through the or the former contribution page on the. There are currently a total of 1477 cosmetic items.

109 can be obtained in quality, 981 can be obtained in quality, 304 can be obtained in quality (see ), 78 can be obtained in quality, and 937 of the hats can be painted 29 colors using different varieties of. While most cosmetics can be obtained through, the, or bought from the, some cosmetics are only available to players via other means. Multiple cosmetics by completing in-game. Other cosmetics have been added as for various games and events in the Steam Store. While it is possible to obtain most of these cosmetics via with other players, there is no option to buy these cosmetics from the Mann Co. Store (aside from those released with Total War: SHOGUN 2, Deus Ex: Human Revolution, and the QUAKECON Pack). Only players with the can receive cosmetics randomly through the item drop system.

With the release of the, quality versions of certain cosmetics have a 1.00% chance of being 'uncrated' when the player opens a. These cosmetics function in exactly the same way as cosmetics except for the addition of 1 of 86, chosen at random from applicable groups (certain effects are only obtainable during special events) when the cosmetic item is obtained. Cosmetics do not affect game-play. With the release of the, from the (with the exception of set, which adds custom particle effects while taunting) now only provide a visual cosmetic grave marker upon defeating your enemies. However, wearing the and the makes the wearer immune to the 's Boo.

Additionally, the and make jingling sounds, possibly giving away the location of the wearer and making them more noticeable. Some cosmetics have the, meaning those cosmetics can't be seen (except in the loadout menu) when it's not a holiday or an event time. Additionally, items can only be seen by yourself and any other players who are wearing an item that allows them to see in or is viewing a player who has equipped an item which enables Pyrovision as a with the 'When spectating, view the world from the eyes of a ' option turned on. On January 10th 2013, a was made, announcing that, after January 24th, 2013, the original nine hats added in the would be retired, making them unobtainable through,, Mann Co.