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What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?
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John Cavanaugh
Cheers!
David
Cheers!
David
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Biskup
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Richard Morgan
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Stetson Longhorn mid-50s
Have a wonderful Thursday
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Michael A
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A brisk 15 degree morning finds me under this Dobbs'burger
DSCN9046 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
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As I get ready for the weekly grocery shopping trip. Brrr. Some Harris over Harris to warm the hackles for the outing.
3-8-2018 Today's Clothes by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Have a great Thursday
Michael
DSCN9046 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
DSCN9031 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
DSCN9030 crop by Michael A2012, on FlickrAs I get ready for the weekly grocery shopping trip. Brrr. Some Harris over Harris to warm the hackles for the outing.
3-8-2018 Today's Clothes by Michael A2012, on FlickrHave a great Thursday
Michael
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A thoroughly THRILLING Thursday to ALL!
Started early today, enjoying the white stuff wearing my yard hat, the Stetson "Packard."
Back inside, looking out from under a Vintage Silhouettes dress felt in blue steel.
Started early today, enjoying the white stuff wearing my yard hat, the Stetson "Packard."
Back inside, looking out from under a Vintage Silhouettes dress felt in blue steel.
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A brisk 15 degree morning finds me under this Dobbs'burger
As I get ready for the weekly grocery shopping trip. Brrr. Some Harris over Harris to warm the hackles for the outing.
Have a great Thursday
Michael
EXTRA Splendid, Michael! There's just something about a brim curl like that...
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Stetson Longhorn mid-50s
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WOW-za, Rich!! Excellent for a Thin ribbon Thursday!
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Good to see you Esther! That hat is doing it's job well. Great coat.Got caught in a downpour.
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KY Gentleman
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I like the red ribbon! Very nice!
I like the red ribbon! Very nice!
javadave61
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I was just remembering today on my cold walk into work how three years ago I asked myself the question, I wonder what a good hat would be to help me weather these Pennsylvania weather? The rest is history!
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Got caught in a downpour.
Looking GREAT in that weather-tested top, Est!! Really good to see you.
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Mallory week
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Knotten
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Facing Thursday morning in a 40s-era Champ.
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Alright... First things first: I kinda think that I'm too... well... "portly" to wear a trilby or stingy brim (whatever term you prefer). Today I don't care. I'm channeling my inner thin guy.
I suppose that someone may have brutalized this hat and converted it to a trilby. That was my initial thought, but the more I look at the brim stitching and wear on the edge of the overwelted felt, the less confident I am about that. There are threads on the Lounge noting that very narrow brim hats were offered much earlier than the 1960s. So it's kind of intriguing.
Regardless... nothing I can do about its trilbytude so I'm gonna love it anyway. It ain't the hat's fault if it was mutilated.
This Stack in "Bahama Blue" showed up on eBay as a "Buy It Now" earlier this week. It is a model without the nifty cushion venting system. The Mac Lachlan felt is some of the nicest I've ever laid my hands on.
Have a Therrific Thursday.
Think what you will about that tiny little brim, Matt... there's still a definite COOL factor knowing it's a Mac-made Stack!
The color is similar to the MAcLachlan I have. See!!
Tukwila
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That's really nice.
scottyrocks
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A brisk 15 degree morning finds me under this Dobbs'burger
As I get ready for the weekly grocery shopping trip. Brrr. Some Harris over Harris to warm the hackles for the outing.
Have a great Thursday
Michael
I had a Dobbsburger once. It was delicious.
Seriously, that's a homburg with its own special flair. Great shape on that one, ya!
mmbarnes
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Killer look.A brisk 15 degree morning finds me under this Dobbs'burger
As I get ready for the weekly grocery shopping trip. Brrr. Some Harris over Harris to warm the hackles for the outing.
Have a great Thursday
Michael
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Love to see Reddi Kilowatt make an appearance. Great Adam Jim.Good to see you in the thread, Esther. Looks like you and the hat made it through it.
A little snow this morning. Nothing compared to what Charlie and Adrian are seeing.
Adam Pacesetter for this fine and frigid Thursday.
Sent directly from my mind to yours.
Alright... First things first: I kinda think that I'm too... well... "portly" to wear a trilby or stingy brim (whatever term you prefer). Today I don't care. I'm channeling my inner thin guy.
I suppose that someone may have brutalized this hat and converted it to a trilby. That was my initial thought, but the more I look at the brim stitching and wear on the edge of the overwelted felt, the less confident I am about that. There are threads on the Lounge noting that very narrow brim hats were offered much earlier than the 1960s. So it's kind of intriguing.
Regardless... nothing I can do about its trilbytude so I'm gonna love it anyway. It ain't the hat's fault if it was mutilated.
This Stack in "Bahama Blue" showed up on eBay as a "Buy It Now" earlier this week. It is a model without the nifty cushion venting system. The Mac Lachlan felt is some of the nicest I've ever laid my hands on.
Have a Therrific Thursday.
I love this one Matt! Very interesting Stack offering, great color and liner. The hat band goes with the hat and gives it character, but is not my favorite part of the hat. What a great find! Embrace the Stingy!
Beautiful Cav David. Does it have the store address in the liner? Really cool.
Fantastic finish on that interesting Biskup Perry. You are amazing!
Nice old Stetson Richard, I dig the substantial cords on that thin ribbon.Stetson Longhorn mid-50s
Have a wonderful Thursday
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The brim curl on that Dobbs is killer. Great look, love the overcoat.A brisk 15 degree morning finds me under this Dobbs'burger
DSCN9046 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
DSCN9031 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
DSCN9030 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
As I get ready for the weekly grocery shopping trip. Brrr. Some Harris over Harris to warm the hackles for the outing.
Have a great Thursday
Michael
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