what time period would a suit be made in that matches with a fedora??
what time period would a suit be made in that matches with a fedora??
"Defeat isn't an option for the sword that protects"
20's 30's 40's and 50's.
I think that's what you want to know, be a little more specific if you please.
=WR=
You can include the 60s through today as well. Its true that fedoras were much more common in the 20s - 50s, but they never actualy went away. They just became much less fashionable. Its not as if we were talking about Bascinets or Salades.
All that to say that Wildroot is right and you should be a bit more specific.
Leo
10's 20's 30's 40's 50's 2000's
60's they were pretty much out the door with the smart set.
I didn't mention the 60's fedoras cuz, I find them unpleasing to the eye. Also, I don't consider them real fedoras.
=WR=
I guess it all depends on what you consider a fedora.
Merriam Websters definition is:
a low soft felt hat with the crown creased lengthwise
American Heritage definition is:
A soft felt hat with a fairly low crown creased lengthwise and a brim that can be turned up or down
While the cambridge is
a man's hat, like a trilby but with a wider brim
(triby): a man's hat made of felt (= thick firm cloth), with a deep fold along its top
So Root would agree with the Cambridge, but not with other others as they don't talk about brim size and 60's hats were generally on the smaller size. But does a 30's hat with a tall crown, make it not a fedora because it doesn't have a low crown?
But all say it has a crase lengthwise. This would make the Homberg a fedora for sure, but what about hats without a lenthwise crease?
Does my Open Road change from being a fedora as it had a lenghtwise crease and I changed it?
Shamus
That's how I feel about it because I'm a vintage snob60's anything in my book is... just, plane, well, ich. That's just me.
Back on track, we were talking about what kind of suits were worn with Fedoras I think, haven't heard from the thread's father but, we shall wait it out.
=WR=
im looking for a suit to go with a fedora and im looking on Ebay and im not sure exactly what time period to search for
"Defeat isn't an option for the sword that protects"
What time period do you like? Do you like the 20's, 30's or 40's?
=WR=
********Originally Posted by masterfrogg
Does the hat list dimensions of the crown, brim, and ribbon? Do you have a feel for the age of the hat? Color?
After the auction closes you can post it and the gang can get specific with suggestions.
Sincerely,
Blue Skies!
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