What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?

splintercellsz · Feb 20, 2018

30s No1

mmbarnes · Feb 20, 2018

steur said:
How could you not have fun with a hat like that?

Thanks Stefan.

That's an excellent point! No wonder why today has been such a hoot!

Bill Hughes · Feb 21, 2018

Tonio said:
Good day all! Borsalino with an interesting brim treatment today.

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Very interesting!

Michael R. · Feb 21, 2018

Desert dog said:
Resistol Montana, on this sunny 29° morning.

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Dd , Dude I like your style !

Frunobulax said:
Nice color, DD. Perfect hat for reviewing the dental floss crop.

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Hurricane Jack · Feb 21, 2018

Bamaboots said:
Oh Hell! Just realized my trolley is on backwards. Maybe moon won't notice.

I don't get it. I don't understand why Moon would care so deeply about some of the harmless things that others do such as the way they wear their trolley?

Zombie_61 · Feb 21, 2018

Hurricane Jack said:
I don't get it. I don't understand why Moon would care so deeply about some of the harmless things that others do such as the way they wear their trolley?

Well played, good Sir.

Redfokker · Feb 21, 2018

mmbarnes said:
That's a really sharp looking hat for you.

Thanks Matt.

steur said:
Thanks again, Mike. These Battersbys are very well made hats. Still need to take pictures of the box, but here's an auction shot of it.

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Lovely graphics, and a bonus factory pic under the lid. Nice.

steur said:
Splendid hat, Mike. Good luck with the dental work!

Thanks Stefan, looks like some dental hell is coming my way. I think this calls for a new hat!

mayserwegener said:
J. Hückel'a Synove Vídeň (J. Hückel´s Söhne Wien) probably WWI era.

Great lines, a flatter brim style. Fantastic details with that showy liner and sweat texture.

Bamaboots said:
Churchill Longview Beaver "25"

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Oh Hell! Just realized my trolley is on backwards. Maybe moon won't notice.

I'm sure some people on the street will call you out on that Trolley. Cool hat.

Tonio said:
Good day all! Borsalino with an interesting brim treatment today.

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Nice detailing on that brim. Very interesting.

splintercellsz said:
30s No1

Wow, today is a Western museum piece day. Very enjoyable.

moontheloon · Feb 21, 2018

Just wanted to stop in to say goodbye to my friends

This place is just not for me...

Enjoy guys

Some of you know where to find me ...

Bartenders please terminate my membership thank you

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AbbaDatDeHat · Feb 21, 2018

Tonio said:
Good day all! Borsalino with an interesting brim treatment today.

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Greetings Tonio et al:
Very cool hat! Understatement on the brim trim. It is very unusual and extremely cool.
I bet that was hard to do!
Unreeded? corragated sweat. 40s/50s?? Wow that’s a really nice Borsa! I like it alot. Thanks.
Be well. Bowen

AbbaDatDeHat · Feb 21, 2018

moontheloon said:
Just wanted to stop in to say goodbye to my friends

This place is just not for me...

Enjoy guys

Some of you know where to find me ...

Bartenders please terminate my membership thank you

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Oh come on Moon...BS...that’s just BS...you give some...you take some...that’s no damn diff than anything in life...i recall several beatdowns around here and nobody died and here we all are...i think they call that FAMILY... least that’s what i call it. I say BS!!
Bowen

moehawk · Feb 21, 2018

steur said:
Great looking bowler, John. Now get back inside before you catch a cold!

Thanks Stefan!
Made my outing as brief as possible. Hate that kind of icy wind.

sergejvandervreede · Feb 21, 2018

Michael A said:
Rain delayed photo shoot today as we got 1.4" overnight and through the morning. Sovereign Twenty
DSCN8622 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
DSCN8617 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
DSCN8614 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
And some handwoven Harris Tweed in a jacket and even more uncommon hand woven Donegal tweed in a waistcoat
2-20-2018 Today's Clothes by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Excuse the boots, I should have taken a photo of the giant puddle formerly known as my front yard to explain them.

Have a good one,
Michael

Stylish. I also think the boots work well with the rugged tweed.

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sergejvandervreede · Feb 21, 2018

steur said:
Thanks, Sergej. Appreciate it. The colour names on hats can be confusing sometimes, as if it wasn't difficult enough for us colourblind people!

steur said:
Still a favourite of yours. These lighter hats seem to go well with winter weather.

steur said:
Well hatted too. Keep them coming.

That makes your matching skills even more impressive! And thanks for the compliments

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mayserwegener · Feb 21, 2018

Redfokker said:
Great lines, a flatter brim style. Fantastic details with that showy liner and sweat texture.

Mike, Thanks! It does have a unique look so might be occupational. The brim is 2 1/4 inches so wide for a Stiff Felt.

sergejvandervreede · Feb 21, 2018

moontheloon said:
Just wanted to stop in to say goodbye to my friends

This place is just not for me...

Enjoy guys

Some of you know where to find me ...

Bartenders please terminate my membership thank you

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Hi Anthony, that's unfortunate. I hope you'll reconsider. I'll miss you're expertise, family pictures, great hats and deli shots.

Ultimately it's your decision, of course.

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Redfokker · Feb 21, 2018

moontheloon said:
Just wanted to stop in to say goodbye to my friends

This place is just not for me...

Enjoy guys

Some of you know where to find me ...

Bartenders please terminate my membership thank you

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Sorry to hear this. I will miss your insight. Don't be a stranger on FB

Richard Morgan · Feb 21, 2018

mmbarnes said:
Terrific Tuesday!

Today's fare is the 1946 Royal Stetsonian (Vita-Felt Process).

Hope that each of you pack one heck of a lot of fun into your day.

Mighty fine Stetsonian Matt.

EinarsM · Feb 21, 2018

steur said:
Excellent work, Einars. A brim with attitude and the copper ribbon does wonders for that hat!

Thanks, Steur! Copper has become a favorite lately. It's nice to mix into different felt colors.

Richard Morgan · Feb 21, 2018

Frunobulax said:
Already off to a Tuesdillyicious hat day.

@Short Balding Guy, I never got the Mugsy connection either. Always loved the toons with him in it. Just watch out for that rabbit and stay out of the oven!

@fabiovenhorst, love the wide brim on that one. Classic.

@mmbarnes - Matt, that thing is to die for. A vintage Stetsonian is a bucket list hat for me. Someday...

I took some time on my day off yesterday to do some hat work. Currently rebuilding a thin ribbon for my wife. I also spent some time opening the crown, reflanging, and putting a different crease in this Dalton. What was once a C-crown is now a centerdent.

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Centerdent looks good but any crease would look good on that Dalton.

hatsRme said:
Borsalino, by golly!
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Very fine Borsalino, you wear it with just the right amount of panache

Desert dog said:
Resistol Montana, on this sunny 29° morning.

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I like everything about that hat DD, color, crease and the pencil roll. fantastic

Richard Morgan · Feb 21, 2018

blueAZNmonkey said:
Sunday in the Resistol 5X with the fam all matchy-matchy:

Today in the brown '40's or '50's Stetson St. Regis:

What a fine looking family. Nice hat too

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