Great to see you posting again, Reggie!
Your hats were missed during your hiatus. You were too, Stefan.
You've amassed such a great collection, Joe, it's easy for one or two to slip through the cracks even when they're as fine as this.
Good to see you On the lounge Mike. Hope you are doing as well as you look
The hat looks great, especially with a leather jacket.
There's a lot of life still left in that oldie (I mean the hat of course
). Works well with that jacket. I don't understand why black hats don't get more love here.Thank, Gary. The Brummel's is some sort of odd mix of yellow and blue
Thank you, Steve.
Thanks, Joe. Lucky thing is we don't have pick a favourite; the hats are happy with that.
Talk about favourites! The Hanover Square is a wonderful hat. I keep mine safely in a box and because of that, it doesn't get much wear
Thank you, Jonathan. I wasn't gone that long, was I? I'll try to be more disciplined
Your absence was noted, a penalty of one month's detention was to be imposed, but such is the beauty of that topper, the penalty is postponed, ad infinitum. (My spell checker freaks at Latin words.)
Another one of those hats I keep so safe I don't wear it enough. Makes me happy to see yours on show here, Jonathan.
Glad to see you posting here, Mike. Can't have enough class here on the lounge. The topper and vest prove you have plenty of that to throw around.
Well, there you go: style and class combined in one neat package. Excellent, Robert.
That is a gorgeous hat, Gary.
Always the flatterer Stefan, you know how to stroke an ego, but don't stop. Just for good measure she made the wide bottom trousers too. I mention that not to show off, but Her Ladyship does like to lurk on these pages and if I should omit such a detail she might just opt for supporting Lysistrata. (How's your ancient Greek knowledge?)
She can take pride in her work with you as her model, Robert. So the compliments are well deserved and work both ways. Had to look Lysistrata up I admit, but usually ancient Greek women are not good news. If Penelope had been working on your waistcoat it still wouldn't have been finished!
