Thanks Steve. Yes it is. I have another Huber, a bit older I believe. Both came via Stefan.
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What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?
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Not a blue hat for a blue day, but a grey hat with wonderful felt.
Very nice, Daniele. Tonak may have found its third youth.
Gorgeous hat, Jim. The 3x deserves more appreciation.
Super hat. We don't see backbows on Borsalinos that much.
Fantespo is correct, but they could have called it fantastico as well. Fabulous hat!
A good time to take the hats out for a stroll. Looking very fine, Steve.
Thank you kindly, sir
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What a great hat! Interesting “binding”. I really like the colors, and the hat has great lines.
The second of the two Aurel Huber hats I own. A bit older than the velvet finish one I wore earlier in the week.
This one is a chamois. The sky was somewhat overcast today, so the light didn't quite catch the golden orange rust tones in the felt, ribbon, and binding. Sadly, it has lost its liner, but the soft sweat makes it more than comfortable to wear for a man without hair
This one is a chamois. The sky was somewhat overcast today, so the light didn't quite catch the golden orange rust tones in the felt, ribbon, and binding. Sadly, it has lost its liner, but the soft sweat makes it more than comfortable to wear for a man without hair
So many fine hats, only one head to wear them onThe second of the two Aurel Huber hats I own. A bit older than the velvet finish one I wore earlier in the week.
This one is a chamois. The sky was somewhat overcast today, so the light didn't quite catch the golden orange rust tones in the felt, ribbon, and binding. Sadly, it has lost its liner, but the soft sweat makes it more than comfortable to wear for a man without hair
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Robert certainly knows his craft. Love the look of the velvety soft felt, Brent.
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Sunny and in the 70s, so I'm marking the occasion with an unlined Dobbs Cross Country.
Great looking Dobbs, Jim. Your shirt looks like you're preparing for the 17th of this month
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I was a Boy Scout. I'm always prepared for that!
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Hey all!
I've got upbrim on my mind for some reason so I put one on my head.
J. C. Penney's Marathon "Genuine Velour" which I'm sure doesn't hold a candle to some of the top-notch velours posted here but it still has swagger. Especially with that bow!
Have a great day!
I've got upbrim on my mind for some reason so I put one on my head.
J. C. Penney's Marathon "Genuine Velour" which I'm sure doesn't hold a candle to some of the top-notch velours posted here but it still has swagger. Especially with that bow!
Have a great day!
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Everything about that one has swagger, style, and quality, John. Especially love the bow treatment.
I'm not sure Baden-Powell had St. Patrick's Day in mind when he asked his boys to be prepared
.I was a Boys Brigader. Not sure we were meant to be prepared for it either.
However, let's drink, celebrate, be merry, and lift a glass to friends near and far in these strange times.
Sláinte, Jim
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