Recent content by Steve327

I would love this hat to go to someone that would really appreciate it so I figured I would give the heads up here. As I live in Florida my collection has shifted towards Panamas. That being said I am selling a Borsalino that I believe to be 50s-60s. It is in great shape, ribbon is tight, liner...

Recently purchased my first non Panama, its a mid 60s Borsalino. I love it.

I can't wait to get a VS hat. All of his works look simply divine.

Interesting, thanks for the information :)

Well I recently purchased my first hat that is not a Panama. After browsing the forums for some time now, and doing a bit of historic research I decided Borsalino would make a great hat for me. Thanks to another member here, I am the proud owner of this baby, fresh out of the box today. The...

I think he looks as good as anyone in a fedora. I can appreciate the fact he has a relatively large collection of hats, and wears them :eusa_clap. As far as style goes, whatever makes him happy. Hipster or not.

Great looking hat, I have those exact glasses too.

Awesome looking glasses.

Ahh thanks for the great tip, I was wondering why I couldn't access my inbox. Fortunately I was able to contact another member and work out a deal on a great hat :D Not sure if I can delete threads or not, but going to look into it.

Hey all, I am extremely new to the hat world and currently only have two hats. A Bailey's "billy" fedora, and a Panama. After lots of research and browsing I've decided my first felt fedora to be a vintage Borsalino. It is a bit harder to track down one in my size than I imagined. If anyone has...

Matt, I just want to say what a great thread. As a college student I normally wear a polo shirt, shorts as seen in my default. But going into my junior year I'm ready to...for lack of words, up my game and refine my style. That list was excellent.

This is my typical look, not too fancy; but, functional being its mid 90s everyday this time of year in Florida. Ralph Lauren shirt, Nautica shorts, Lacoste belt, off-white Sperry shoes. Hat is by the Panama Hat Company of St. Augustine.

Hopefully this works, as it is only my second post on the lounge. Here is my Panama from the Panama Hat Company of St. Augustine. 2.5in. brim, woven in Ecuador and blocked/finished in store. Its what I consider my first "real" hat and is perfect for Florida weather.

Hi all, My name is Steven, I recently became fascinated by hats and started collecting. The history, the craftsmanship, the style... I love it all. Oddly enough I attend Stetson University, a private college located in Florida where John B. Stetson was a major player in developing the area. As...