Recent content by scottyrocks

Not even my style and I like that one. :)

What fooking planet . . .

Here is an option that will cost only a coupla bucks and some of your time. You'll need oak tag, a pencil, a ruler, a scissors, a straight edge, a stapler, and some of your time. Make it tall enough so the top of the hat doesn't touch the surface the holder is resting on, and just wide enough...

Or maybe sooner.

Your creases are very organic-looking; one of my favorite features of your hats.

That's odd. My signature link is next to Account Details.

Your bashes/creases are so distinctive, I couldn't imagine ordering an open-crown hat from you.

Yes, this photo has appeared many times in IJ discussion forums, and the general consensus (in many IJ discussion forums) is that Prat could absolutely no way play Indiana Jones. Of course, many of the fanatics don't think anyone should play IJ after Ford because, after all, Harrison Ford is...

I think it's a two-pronged sword (excuse the mixed metaphor). In addition to the additional cost, most (not all) men these who wear hats wear them with more casual attire. No brim trim is more casual, not to mention 'rugged' (grrr) than brim trim.

Babe camo.

Thank you so much. I will use the mink oil and see how it goes.

The Kiwi Mink Oil (lower left) says silicone. Is this okay? Which is better, shoe polish or mink oil, are they both okay?

It's not a real high quality leather. I would never post it here. Not brand new but certainly not old, but a little stiff. I just want to soften it up a bit.

What about some clear shoe polish (which I also already have)? It's made for leather shoes.

I'm almost afraid to ask this, but here goes. I've read about a bunch of things that can be applied to leather jackets to treat and condition them. But recently I came across an article (online) that said that WD-40, among its tons of other uses, is good for this purpose. Many of you...