To make a continuous loop for a chin string, slip a bead onto the string before attaching it to your hat. Holding the bead at the center point of the string, slip both cut ends through a spring toggle. Attach the cut ends to either side of your hat. The bead will keep the toggle from falling off the end of the string, and you have no messy knots hanging in front.
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