Thanks Alan, I am liking it more every day. It has become my most comfortable hat.
Thanks Alan, I am liking it more every day. It has become my most comfortable hat.
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Does he have any taller hat bodies that you know of? Your hat has a lot lower crown that I like.
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Andy, he probably has what you need as far as cavanagh edge or mink. As you know, cavanagh edged blank hats have to be made to the exact brim size and crown size. In other words, he only had 3 hat cav. edged bodies for a 5 inch open crown that is 21/8 inch brimmed. He might (guessing) have 20 of a higher open crowned 21/8 inch. Am I making any sense? Most of the guys/gals on the FL like the higher crowns, so they should be able to find something there.
Pictures of My Colony of Fine Beavers. Now crafting my own "gentleman's city hats and westerns" of the finest quality. I do not do this as a business. Just a hobby for myself. Plus lots of needle felted items such as hats, blankets, feather displays, animals, and felt "paintings".
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I will be adding future Cavanagh Edge hats to the link: The Custom Hatter http://www.thefedoralounge.com/showt...-Custom-Hatter
once the hats are finished. I have 3 more being built. One is a dark olive Cav. edge (suitable for a black suit), the other is a Light sand color that is 70% mink and 30% beaver, raw edge. The third one is a slightly darker white (bone) with a gray ribbon with a unique centerpiece for a bow. Raw edge.
Thank you again Brad for this wonderful introduction to the Cavanagh Edge.
Pictures of My Colony of Fine Beavers. Now crafting my own "gentleman's city hats and westerns" of the finest quality. I do not do this as a business. Just a hobby for myself. Plus lots of needle felted items such as hats, blankets, feather displays, animals, and felt "paintings".
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I emailed Yates Menswear in Renmark, S. Australia and they replied:
"Thanks for your enquiry. The Renmark hat has a welt edge (felt is doubled over and stitched) and is a made to order hat, with about an April delivery.
Colours available are Cedar Brown, Valley Brown and Cruiser Grey.
The hat is $134.95 AUD and Express postage would be $15.00 AUD
If you would like to proceed, we accept credit card by phone, bank transfer, or paypal payments.
Just let me know which you’d prefer.
Cheers!
Regards,
Haydn Yates"
So the hat sounds very interesting, but not a cavanagh edge.
Pictures of My Colony of Fine Beavers. Now crafting my own "gentleman's city hats and westerns" of the finest quality. I do not do this as a business. Just a hobby for myself. Plus lots of needle felted items such as hats, blankets, feather displays, animals, and felt "paintings".
https://picasaweb.google.com/1111987...vsrNDP3NH1tQE#
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I was looking for info on Cavanagh edge and this thread came from the Fedora Lounge thread history. Great info.
If you have not read Brad's info, it deserves a gander.
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