O yes! That is real looker, Jim. Lovely.Featherweight Friday in Funkytown. Also, being Memorial Day weekend, time to kick off Aloha Fridays.
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fabiovenhorst
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Nice boater, love that ribbon.Time to pull my boater out for a first wearing of the year.
DSCN1462 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
DSCN1464 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
No brand name, says only Made in Italy on the sweat. It looks like it's missing a glue on tag on the tip liner.
5-25-2018 Today's Clothes by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Hope it's still stable on the bike, what with my shrinking head and all.
Have a great Friday,
Michael
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Thank you, Steve!
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Going casual with fedora and peacoatThe Mallory
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A very nice look as always!
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Wegener hazelnut traveller-hat.
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Esther Weis
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Today it’s a Dobbs straw. Milan i believe.
Have a safe Memorial Day weekend in thanks to the many that made it possible.
Be well. Bowen
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That's playing a part for me as well--thinning, receding hairline, bald spot in the back...my days are numbered. And between aging and back surgery in 2004 I'm down from 6'2" to an even 6'. My feet don't seem to be shrinking though, and still fit in my mouth nicely on occasion.
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The brims on these fine hats are a dream. The difference in tone is subtle, but noticeable. Super sweet!
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Oooooh! I like it. Super condition and epic lines. Impressive Bowen.
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Hückel Special c.1955 from Finland. Love the blue/gray color, very rich. Tonight, I'll be trotting out the black homburg. It is closing weekend! I will finally have my life back, for a short while...
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This is a vintage Stetson but I just call it old. Sovereign quality. Cool stitching on the brim. This baby has been around the block a few times. It's very comfortable and I love the color, so it gets plenty of time on the head. Have a FANTASTIC Memorial Day! Stay safe out there.
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Ah.......a Canadian! I have a Sovereign Canadian just like it with the fab stitching as well!! Mine is in a dark navy blue.......it does get a lot of head time!
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Ottmar Reich possibly late 1930s early 1940s. I don't wear Straw Hats often but this one came with a Felt Hat find from about 3 months of months ago. I tend to think this hat is older because it came from an East German source and Ottmar Reich was located in West Germany.
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Great looking straw, Steve! Looks good on you.Ottmar Reich possibly late 1930s early 1940s. I don't wear Straw Hats often but this one came with a Felt Hat find from about 3 months of months ago. I tend to think this hat is older because it came from an East German source and Ottmar Reich was located in West Germany.
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