- Messages
- 12,471
- Location
- Germany
-
The Fedora Lounge is supported in part by commission earning affiliate links sitewide. Please support us by using them. You may learn more here.
DamianM
Vendor
- Messages
- 2,055
- Location
- Los Angeles
a workwear Wabash Stripe Concept
Short Balding Guy
I'll Lock Up
- Messages
- 9,602
- Location
- Minnesota, USA
Great cap. But seriously your table has a bunch of nice caps! A "flock" of caps? A badelynge, bunch, brace, flock, paddling, dover or perhaps team? Whatever a bunch of caps is called - it is bunch of nice caps.
Checking my brace tonight, Eric-
Stuffsmith
Fedora Lounge Artisan
- Messages
- 808
- Location
- Sydney
A murder of caps.
Stuffsmith
Fedora Lounge Artisan
- Messages
- 808
- Location
- Sydney
I've been away from here a long time - nice to see lots of great stuff around here!
Today I wore my 'Gadabout' flat cap, in 1930s workwear indigo cotton. The Sydney spring is fast turning into summer, so I gotta wear my nice clothes while I can!
Today I wore my 'Gadabout' flat cap, in 1930s workwear indigo cotton. The Sydney spring is fast turning into summer, so I gotta wear my nice clothes while I can!
- Messages
- 12,471
- Location
- Germany
Yeah!
dvcam12345
New in Town
- Messages
- 5
Can someone tell me what cap this is, looks like a bakersboy, not sure though
- Messages
- 11,912
- Location
- Southern California
Best guess, it's Kangol's "Wool Spitfire" in Dark Flannel or Black (my money's on Black).
Can someone tell me what cap this is, looks like a bakersboy, not sure though
T Jones
I'll Lock Up
- Messages
- 6,613
- Location
- Central Ohio
I forgot about this thread. Lot of nice looking caps. Here's one I haven't worn in a good while. City Sport Newsboy cap.
- Messages
- 11,912
- Location
- Southern California
A clan of caps? A crowd of caps? A covey of caps? A cluster of caps? A congregation of caps? A convergence of caps? A company of caps? A crew of caps? A clique of caps?A murder of caps.
esteban68
Call Me a Cab
- Messages
- 2,107
- Location
- Chesterfield, Derbyshire, England
I'd go with a 'Cover' of caps!
- Messages
- 12,471
- Location
- Germany
If the devil comes to me and would say:
You are allowed to live on, BUT:
You are only allowed, to keep ONE kind of you vintage-clothes! You have to choose NOW!
Absolutely, I would keep my flatcaps, I tell you!
What would you choose?
You are allowed to live on, BUT:
You are only allowed, to keep ONE kind of you vintage-clothes! You have to choose NOW!
Absolutely, I would keep my flatcaps, I tell you!
What would you choose?
tropicalbob
My Mail is Forwarded Here
- Messages
- 3,954
- Location
- miami, fl
I'd keep the shirt my dad gave me that he bought the day he got back from the Pacific in 1945. I'm going to see if I can get Luxire to make a copy, as the fabric has gotten a bit fragile.
- Messages
- 17,579
My personal preference has always been hats over caps but as I grew my beard to longer lengths I bought a couple of Cuffleys; a black Stetson & a charcoal gray Dobbs. I like the look with a long beard. Would like to find one in silver or aluminum color.
- Messages
- 17,579
I believe he endorses a line of caps for Kangol with his name.
- Messages
- 17,579
Would this be an engineer's cap or some type of cadet cap? The bill seems short for an engineer's cap, and the front too rounded for a cadet style cap.
- Messages
- 12,471
- Location
- Germany
In Germany, we would call this just the classic "field-cap".
http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=field cap&qs=n&form=QBIR&pq=field cap&sc=8-7&sp=-1&sk=
http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=field cap&qs=n&form=QBIR&pq=field cap&sc=8-7&sp=-1&sk=
- Messages
- 11,912
- Location
- Southern California
They do appear to have a line of hats, caps, and shirts called "Kangol Golf by Samuel L. Jackson", but the one he's wearing in that photo isn't one of them.
- Messages
- 17,579
Thanks TF! It looks good in the pic without being too "blousey" or puffy.
Similar threads
