What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?

deadlyhandsome · May 23, 2018

Will70 said:
Just found this fur felt hat at the local thrift store. Don't know much about it. Says Charles Ogilvy Ltd. Rideau St. (Ottawa).

Price tag says 20.00.

Genuine Fur Felt on the side as well as "Twenty"

My problem is my big long oval head may he a bit too much for this 7 3/8.

7 1/2 is more my size.

We would thank the one who gives us a hat but do we thank the ONE who gave us the head on which to wear it?

I’ve never heard if this brand. Wholesalers and retailers had hats made by the true manufacturers using a myriad of names. This rebranding can keep these hats’ true lineage a mystery, but sometimes there are hints.

For my personal taste, the hat does appear to be a bit too small. Sorry.

Redfokker · May 23, 2018

Trip to PDX today to drop off a paper. Stopped by the Oregon Rail Heritage Museum (not open, damn). Wearing a Cappas Bogart straw in front of a vintage 36' Northern Pacific wood caboose.

Redfokker · May 23, 2018

Richard Morgan said:
Stetson Shantung OR

Keep those great hats coming and have a fine day
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Nice lines and great air conditioning Richard. I like it.

Michael A said:
Dobbs plasti milan will accompany on my bike ride today.
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Sounds like the heat is here with 86 today and then 3 in a row of 89.
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That reminds me, I need to refill my bike water bottle.

Have a good one,
Michael

Keep cool, looking cool Michael.

Frunobulax said:
Back to some warmer, drier weather today. Wearing the Frunoberger.

Sent directly from my mind to yours.

Good to see the Frunoberger Jim. Love the gills.

RJR said:
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Scala today.

I like that open weave in the crown of this one Bob.

sergejvandervreede said:
Light grey D'Aquino today. Same recipe as yesterday. Rain in the morning, sun in the afternoon.

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I like the color of this one Serge. What are your thoughts on this brand. After seeing the nice ones Brent had made, I'm interested in ordering one.

BobHufford said:
Vitamin-A Panama

Good looking straw Bob. Is the Vitamin A a custom maker?

sergejvandervreede · May 23, 2018

Nice location! Love that pug, Mike!!

Redfokker said:
Trip to PDX today to drop off a paper. Stopped by the Oregon Rail Heritage Museum (not open, damn). Wearing a Cappas Bogart straw in front of a vintage 36' Northern Pacific wood caboose.
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sergejvandervreede · May 23, 2018

Redfokker said:
I like the color of this one Serge. What are your thoughts on this brand. After seeing the nice ones Brent had made, I'm interested in ordering one.

Thanks, Mike!

As you know, these hats are fairly affordable. For me they are nice, basic quality fur felt hats. Compared to my custom hats it's easy to spot the differences. Less fine pouncing, cheaper sweat and ribbon. Brim binding can be somewhat crude. there's also a limit on crown height, brim width and taper (or lack of taper[emoji3])

Not meaning to knock the brand at all! They provide a nice hat for cheap. And i wear them regularly. You definitely get your money's worth.

Hope this helps. If you have more questions, feel free to contact me.

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Michael A · May 23, 2018

Redfokker said:
Trip to PDX today to drop off a paper. Stopped by the Oregon Rail Heritage Museum (not open, damn). Wearing a Cappas Bogart straw in front of a vintage 36' Northern Pacific wood caboose.
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Nice looking hat Red. And it reminds me that I need to make a paisley pug.

Redfokker said:
Keep cool, looking cool Michael.

Thanks Red. I stayed cool until the last leg of the ride home. The Dobbs served me well and I'm sure it was see a lot of scenery this summer. I gave it a rest when I got home and changed to the Melvin Panama.

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I swear I think my head is shrinking. Ever heard of such a thing?

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Have a great afternoon,
Michael

quikrick · May 23, 2018

The local temps are hovering in the high 50s F, not liking it at all. I want SUMMER! This a new to me Resistol 3X beaver with a Kitten Finish. I apologize for the little white speck on the crown! I flicked it off after the pic.

mayserwegener · May 23, 2018

J. Hückel´s Söhne "Plume" probably 1930s and made for A. Breiter München. Feather light, flexible and wears like a Soft Felt.

Zombie_61 · May 23, 2018

Michael A said:
...I swear I think my head is shrinking. Ever heard of such a thing?

BobHufford · May 23, 2018

Redfokker said:
NGood looking straw Bob. Is the Vitamin A a custom maker?

Thanks Mike! Vitamin-A is a women's swimwear retailer. This was a thrifted hat.

msoliday · May 23, 2018

Straw! Well, plastic, actually. Modern Stetson today...

Mike

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fabiovenhorst · May 23, 2018

Cap for the night walk

Woodtroll · May 23, 2018

splintercellsz said:
c.1940s Crofut & Knapp in a beautiful blue heather mix.

I like that hat! Nice shape and color.

Qrowin · May 24, 2018

Its a little warm for this, but its hard to give up. Biltmore Mayoral.

1mach1 · May 24, 2018

Esther Weis in Navy

deadlyhandsome · May 24, 2018

Too hot for felt, but this old Bee Hats conversion needed a wear before getting boxed for the season.

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deadlyhandsome · May 24, 2018

sergejvandervreede said:
Thanks, Mike!

As you know, these hats are fairly affordable. For me they are nice, basic quality fur felt hats. Compared to my custom hats it's easy to spot the differences. Less fine pouncing, cheaper sweat and ribbon. Brim binding can be somewhat crude. there's also a limit on crown height, brim width and taper (or lack of taper[emoji3])

Not meaning to knock the brand at all! They provide a nice hat for cheap. And i wear them regularly. You definitely get your money's worth.

Hope this helps. If you have more questions, feel free to contact me.

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Hey Serge,

Have you tried Agnoulita Hats from Greece? They are slightly more than D’aquino but I’ve found the quality to be quite a bit better. Just curious if your experience was similar.
Thanks, and good looking hat.

Brent

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deadlyhandsome · May 24, 2018

quikrick said:
The local temps are hovering in the high 50s F, not liking it at all. I want SUMMER! This a new to me Resistol 3X beaver with a Kitten Finish. I apologize for the little white speck on the crown! I flicked it off after the pic.

Pristine stingy! Highs in the 50s...maybe into the 60s sounds like heaven to me.

Bill Hughes · May 24, 2018

After a much enjoyed vacation, I’m headed back to work tonight wearing a Brent Black with a VS ribbon treatment.

Redfokker · May 24, 2018

Bill Hughes said:
After a much enjoyed vacation, I’m headed back to work tonight wearing a Brent Black with a VS ribbon treatment.

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One fine straw sir! Love everything about this one.

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