What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?

drmaxtejeda · Aug 28, 2019

Pellie said:
My name is Marcel..... typical dutch

Marcel is French, isn't it? Marcelo in Spanish. What really is a typical Dutch name, other than Stefan? Hahaha

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Pellie · Aug 28, 2019

drmaxtejeda said:
Marcel is French, isn't it? Marcelo in Spanish. What really is a typical Dutch name, ither than Stefan? Hahaha

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LOL, indeed Marcel is french...
Typical dutch names: Jan, Peter, Marco, Kees, Harrie, Dirk, René, etc.....

drmaxtejeda · Aug 28, 2019

Pellie said:
LOL, indeed Marcel is french...
Typical dutch names: Jan, Peter, Marco, Kees, Harrie, Dirk, René, etc.....

Marco van Basten. My middle name is Marco.
Betcha there aren't many Max Marco Tejeda Nichols in the world.

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hatsRme · Aug 28, 2019

drmaxtejeda said:
Ha! Repulsed, maybe, but scared?[emoji4]

Simply an irrational response to perceived stress, like fear of flying.

hatsRme · Aug 28, 2019

Pellie said:
Then you have to be quick. Rain is coming end temperature is going down tomorrow But still.... the netherlands is nice!!

Welcome aboard, Marcel!
I, too, have planned to visit your beautiful land ever since my childhood. I want to put a finger in a dike!

Pellie · Aug 28, 2019

hatsRme said:
Welcome aboard, Marcel!
I, too, have planned to visit your beautiful land ever since my childhood. I want to put a finger in a dike!

Thanks, and good luck with your finger in the dike. I've never tried it, but i don't live nearby the dikes, i live in the east of the netherlands, nearby the German boarder.

drmaxtejeda · Aug 28, 2019

hatsRme said:
Welcome aboard, Marcel!
I, too, have planned to visit your beautiful land ever since my childhood. I want to put a finger in a dike!

Hahahaha!

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Michael A · Aug 28, 2019

I'll go with Jim's take on a Wednesday. Resistol Caronia WAR Back bow.

IMG_5256 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Less brim, but the same liner

IMG_5238 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr

IMG_5237 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr

8-28-2019 Today's Clothes by Michael A2012, on Flickr

Have a good one,
Michael

mayserwegener · Aug 28, 2019

alanfgag said:
Wears really nicely Steve.

Alan, Thank you!

mayserwegener · Aug 28, 2019

Daniele Tanto said:
Bello e particolare. Complimenti Steve!

Daniele, Grazie!

Hat and Rehat · Aug 28, 2019

belfastboy said:
love the wider brim on this hat.

Wider brim=wider shadow.
Another beauty, Steve.

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alanfgag · Aug 28, 2019

Steinbockhase said:
So most hats in your collection are older than you?
In my case they would have to be older than 1963; I have quite a few that are younger than that

I still have hats from the 1950s, mostly Borsalinos. But most of my hats are earlier than 1954.

fabiovenhorst · Aug 28, 2019

drmaxtejeda said:
Pics of the inside, please, Fabio?

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It's a 60's fedora made in Brazil. The maker is not related to italian brand Prada, except for the fact that his founder was an italian immigrant with the same last name.

Hat and Rehat · Aug 28, 2019

Wyldkarma said:
Had to do a home energy audit today. Wore the new Akubra Balmoral. Cant decide brim up or down for work. Wife likes my brim it up I'm partial to down. but then again I've never thought about wearing hats brim up before. Just feels a little odd.

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It's a horrible dilemma. To snap, or not to snap?
Fortunately, either call is reversible.

That one looks great up, Ken!
And, generally speaking, it is unwise to discount the opinion of the fairer sex when deciding such matters.

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Hat and Rehat · Aug 28, 2019

Wyldkarma said:
My Stetson whitehall isn't too bad with the brim up. Or brim neutral.... Before I thought of Norton my first thought was of Corporal Agarn.

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You have to look to backward ball caps to get insight on Agarn.

Curley Joe in Tombstone, Costner's character in Silverado, and who can forget Deputy Dog?

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Hat and Rehat · Aug 28, 2019

Cornshucker77 said:
I grew up with them and learned at a young age to use them as a tool. That's all they are to me.

I believe they're more than a tool. They're symbolic, representing self sufficiency. Even if sometimes an illusion, men have historically sought to feel capable of defending their women, property and honor.
I recently read two histories of the duel. Gentlemen's Blood, by Barbara Holland, was the more enjoyable read. Men used to go out and slice each other with blades, or launch lead projectiles at one another all the time. Newspaper editors and politicians were particularly prone to it, and I wish they had not abandoned the practice.

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bearinfedora · Aug 28, 2019

Federation IV brown this week.

Hat and Rehat · Aug 28, 2019

50s Marathon.

Brim up.

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Cornshucker77 · Aug 28, 2019

Rmccamey said:
Yes. And like the jack on my car, I don' use it often but I need to know how to use it when I have to.

That's right.

Cornshucker77 · Aug 28, 2019

Pellie said:
Still hot summer in the netherlands, so i'm wearing the Northwest panama brisa weave grade 5. Made by Mike Miller. Little detail: my initials MP, printed in the leather sweatband. Lovely hat for the hot summer. View attachment 182186 View attachment 182187 View attachment 182188 View attachment 182189 View attachment 182190 View attachment 182191 View attachment 182192

Very nice.

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