Great color Fred. Looks good on you.It's a tad snug, but I think I can stretch it a skosh. I wanted something in the reddish family and I couldn't resist the price. A Bailey of Hollywood Chesley model. 2" snap brim in Oxblood.
Sweet Resistol. Good snag '65!!
Thanks, Mike. This and the pork pie are meant to be "knock around" hats for me. You know, just something you throw on your head and don't care if it rains or blows. In fact, wearing them when it rains or blows is the whole idea!
Love it!! Was it custom made, didn't recognize the brand when you posted originally? Nice cap too.Haven’t had much to contribute in this thread for quite awhile, but I acquired two hats this week. First, a grey Hanna Hats cap that I know will get a lot of wear, and second, a sweet little dressage topper.
The Johnny Depp Dead Man hat is one I’ve coveted for many years, and I finally realized its basically just an equestrian show hat. This one is in a beautiful dark navy with what I think is the “Melusine “ brushed finish. I’m happy about these!
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l like the ribbon treatment on this one. The odd lineage is always a good story. Very nice hat.
It just needed a massage. It is kind of a bonding thing...Stetson Premier Stratoliner in Silverbelly
I almost sent this one back due to my ignorance and misunderstandings. A big thank you to @M Hatman for taking the time to explain the inconsistencies of Modern Stetson. And just like I was told, the felt got to feel better the longer I worked the crown while creasing it.
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It's a tad snug, but I think I can stretch it a skosh. I wanted something in the reddish family and I couldn't resist the price. A Bailey of Hollywood Chesley model. 2" snap brim in Oxblood.
That is a sharp lid. Great lines and proportions
That is absolutely awesome!
