Very cool Hat!!!Thanks for the extraordinary array of eye candy over the last few days. You all fill my days with lots of fun (and jealousy! [emoji6]).
Going with my oldest hat today: a 1910s Knox derby, from the days when Knox was sold by "Sole Agents". That's an interesting business model.
I love the high crown and tight d'orsay curl on this one. Plus, I find it exceptionally cool that the price tag with the handwritten stock number is still there after a century.
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Congratulations to everyone for nearly making it to another Friday. Enjoy your Thursday.
Late edit... Can you find the derby in this photo? [emoji3]I love to reflect on how this sturdy, durable style, once so ubiquitous among men of all classes, now (with some notable exceptions) is largely relegated to the dustbin of history. Fashion is an interesting cultural phenomenon.
Wow Tommy!! Wow!Brilliant parade of hats today, gentlemen!
Daniele and Alan I'm loving those long hairs
MM, the crown height on that Knox is delightful
Gotta get crackin' here, I've been so busy lately!
Royal Stetson today for me. Inspired by Charlie's stellar example. Just trying to keep up
Look at that darn shadow. Got to get a selfie stick
Thanks Scotty. Beard goes on the 18th.Now there's a perfectly matched hat-to-wearer.
That's a great color Steve. Love that serious brim curl!Wegener "Rex" early to mid 1950s but arrived yesterday.
Lord have mercy!! That is a gorgeous hat.Wegener "Rex" early to mid 1950s but arrived yesterday.
jd61 --- Such a great combo of grey & burgundy! Have perused the day's pix and way too many to comment on. Yours was the latest I've seen so you're the lucky pick today. Me --- VS custom Mojave with a burgundy/red wine ribbon. Almost too warm here late in the day for a felt, though.
