What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?

Héctor Fernández said:

I wish you and your wife the best.

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steur said:

Excellent hat and suit, Michael. Better take them inside and protect them from the snow.


Another hat I still need to find for myself. Fantastic hat and outfit, Steve.

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steur said:

Harris tweed and longhair hat: a winning combination!

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steur said:

The last few days:
Esby Brothers
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Snyder's (thanks, Brent)
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Mayser (and rain) View attachment 212871
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Rmccamey said:

Is that a new one, Brent. That one has a very classic style. Looks like Rick did another fine job.

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Steve1857 said:

Wore this Resistol made in Germany by Wegener today. It is one of my favourite go to hats. Two great hat makers in one lid View attachment 212891 View attachment 212892

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Michael A said:

Knox Twenty on a cold, cold morning.
IMG_1396 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
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IMG_1398 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
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Going to have to find a coat if I go out today, but I'm thinking I might relax at home instead. Harris Tweed for that duty.
2-14-2020 Today's Clothes by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Have a good day,
Michael

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St.Ignatz said:

Another rainy day under the bgg Akubra.
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Randall Renshaw said:

You make Resistol/Wegener look good, my brother. That one has a great shape. No wonder it’s a fav.

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Rmccamey said:

Yes, a great looking "combo", Stefan!

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Randall Renshaw said:

Thanks for the shot of confidence, Steve.
Honestly, I wouldn’t have thought, for second, that anyone on the FL would be interested in a modern western conversion of mine.
Now, I’d consider buying one of T. Jone’s if he started with a quality, vintage soft hat body. That dude’s good!
I’m still in the learning stage, but thankfully, a quick study, and I got a few good tips from Mr. Jones this week.
Can’t wait to post my Wormser’s new vintage hand sewn and home dyed binding tomorrow.
It’s not finished, but it’s going real good...so far.

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Daniele Tanto said:

Congratulations on your hats, too long to enumerate and praise what you show every day
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Today sun and rising temperatures
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Chapeau de France - Maison fondeè in 1903, size 59 cm. It fits perfectly
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It is a young brother of some Antonin France (homburgs) branded hats
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The beautiful and soft felt with a soft surface has a color called "Etna".
The ribbon and the trims of the brims matching perfectly the color of the felt
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Have a nice Friday!
Thanks for the likes

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Michael A said:

Knox Twenty on a cold, cold morning.
IMG_1396 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
IMG_1397 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
IMG_1398 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
IMG_1403 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Going to have to find a coat if I go out today, but I'm thinking I might relax at home instead. Harris Tweed for that duty.
2-14-2020 Today's Clothes by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Have a good day,
Michael

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Steve1857 said:

You're too modest, my friend. Looking forward to seeing your Wormser.

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Steve1857 said:

My Mayser Spezial on this crisp, sunny day in Denmark. This one is doing well for a 70 year old. That's the hat folks, not me View attachment 213088 View attachment 213089 View attachment 213090

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Randall Renshaw said:

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Well, good, ‘cause here it is:

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T Jones said:

Thank you buddy. I appreciate that. It's all just temporary. The biggest irritation is haggling with the insurance companies.

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Randall Renshaw said:

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Well, good, ‘cause here it is:

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