The adventure homburg.

[Matt Deckard]

Going out set dressing, and checking hats (it incenses me when actors wear them backwards). But before I do that… yeah… a vintage hat check in. Perhaps the epitome of hat design when it comes to function in the city. Soft with a brim that’s not too short as to let rain hit the nose, and with a curl abs binding to keep it sharp… sharp enough to keep the brim from drooping down then falling too far over the wearers eyes in a storm. I do like my wide brimmed Hamburgs. I put the St. Regis back into the Stetson a couple years back, and perfected the specs for a high end Homburg from Knox as an exclusive for JJ Hatcenter. The Knox Hamburg has an open 5.5 crown and a… well; this brim.

 

[drmaxtejeda]

Going out set dressing, and checking hats (it incenses me when actors wear them backwards). But before I do that… yeah… a vintage hat check in. Perhaps the epitome of hat design when it comes to function in the city. Soft with a brim that’s not too short as to let rain hit the nose, and with a curl abs binding to keep it sharp… sharp enough to keep the brim from drooping down then falling too far over the wearers eyes in a storm. I do like my wide brimmed Hamburgs. I put the St. Regis back into the Stetson a couple years back, and perfected the specs for a high end Homburg from Knox as an exclusive for JJ Hatcenter. The Knox Hamburg has an open 5.5 crown and a… well; this brim.

Fancy meeting you here, Matt.
Are Homburg and Hamburg equally correct?

 

[Daniele Tanto]

Max, the exact name of hat is "Bad Homburg"

 

[mayserwegener]

Fancy meeting you here, Matt.
Are Homburg and Hamburg equally correct?

It's Homburg as Daniele states. This is the most accurate history in my opinion.

https://germanaustrianhats.invision...utet-hat-museum-of-bad-homburg-v-d-höhe-1985/

 

[drmaxtejeda]

Max, the exact name of hat is "Bad Homburg"

And why "Bad"? What does it mean in German? Ah, never mind. It means "bath".

 

[drmaxtejeda]

It's Homburg as Daniele states. This is the most accurate history in my opinion.

https://germanaustrianhats.invisionzone.com/topic/294-homburger-hat-story-from-gut-behutet-hat-museum-of-bad-homburg-v-d-höhe-1985/

Thank you, Steve!

 

[Just Daniel]

Great hat!

Love the St Regis (especially the 40s hats). They look great now in every scenario.

Going out set dressing, and checking hats (it incenses me when actors wear them backwards). But before I do that… yeah… a vintage hat check in. Perhaps the epitome of hat design when it comes to function in the city. Soft with a brim that’s not too short as to let rain hit the nose, and with a curl abs binding to keep it sharp… sharp enough to keep the brim from drooping down then falling too far over the wearers eyes in a storm. I do like my wide brimmed Hamburgs. I put the St. Regis back into the Stetson a couple years back, and perfected the specs for a high end Homburg from Knox as an exclusive for JJ Hatcenter. The Knox Hamburg has an open 5.5 crown and a… well; this brim.

 

[Tiki Tom]

That is a good looking hat, and you wear it well. In a world of t-shirts, shorts, and baseball caps, you must get a lot of positive comments.