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Max-less Macs are very rare indeed.. a beautiful one at that.
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What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?
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The obligatory Willow.
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Well, I'd say that was a winner. Can't wait to see what Fleur made of the others.
From back when the Tonak still had all of the original Hückel know how as an asset. Lovely hat, Steve.
It certainly is a beauty; easy to love.
This is one of my favorite hats. I like everything about it. The color, the brim curl, the crown height, the finish on the felt. I even like the moth nibbles... *SIGH*
Very neat little stingy, Joe.
Excellent pics and hats and food and...
Works a treat, Steve. I like the way they did the brim flange on that one, especially in the back.
I like everything about this one, Joe. Fantastic hat!
As long as you're having fun. Perfect outfit, Robert; shirt, tie, waistcoat, hat: it's all spot on.
Great hat, Jonathan.
This week in hats.
Panizza
Lock&Co
Vimenet
Berteil nutria by Borsalino
Tirard Ragondia
Mayser Antilope
Mallory Bowler. This one I wore for a little trip cycling with some collegues. The rains came and we all got soaked, including the hat. When it was wet it grew about two sizes and after I let it dry (which took about two days) it was back to its original self.
Berteil (again)
Panizza
Lock&Co
Vimenet
Berteil nutria by Borsalino
Tirard Ragondia
Mayser Antilope
Mallory Bowler. This one I wore for a little trip cycling with some collegues. The rains came and we all got soaked, including the hat. When it was wet it grew about two sizes and after I let it dry (which took about two days) it was back to its original self.
Berteil (again)
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Very nice collection
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Thanks, Jonathan. Rest assured, the feeling is mutual.
I often feel my hats are not worthy, but I do have the odd one that deserves its place here on the lounge.
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Yesterday evening I did a couple errands in an Adams fedora. The muggy weather had me appreciating the unique mesh liner of this felt hat. I appreciate the appointments of this unique Adam fedora.
A bit later I was picking tomatoes and changed to a Lee All American in a "fawn" hued felt.
"How to rate an A?" Wear a Stetson Casual fedora. "Great for the country." A dog soirre this morning and a trip to the car wash in a Stetson Casual.
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A bit later I was picking tomatoes and changed to a Lee All American in a "fawn" hued felt.
"How to rate an A?" Wear a Stetson Casual fedora. "Great for the country." A dog soirre this morning and a trip to the car wash in a Stetson Casual.
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Thank you Stefan…. One thing With all the pumpkin spice this and that makes me realize won’t be long till the Twelve days of StingyMas
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Thank you Stefan.
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What a parade of hats and coats this week Stefan. Do I spy a hand welted edge on that Bertiel?
quite interesting about the bowler in the rain
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Great line up Eric. Love the ribbon on the AdamYesterday evening I did a couple errands in an Adams fedora. The muggy weather had me appreciating the unique mesh liner of this felt hat. I appreciate the appointments of this unique Adam fedora.
A bit later I was picking tomatoes and changed to a Lee All American in a "fawn" hued felt.
"How to rate an A?" Wear a Stetson Casual fedora. "Great for the country." A dog soirre this morning and a trip to the car wash in a Stetson Casual.
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Wearing a Brummel's today. One of my first hats i bought.
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Knox Raffia for an unseasonably hot day.
The changing of the guard. Airing out the straw before it goes into storage.
Akubra Cattleman in the late afternoon, early evening. Pizza and wine in the front yard.
The changing of the guard. Airing out the straw before it goes into storage.
Akubra Cattleman in the late afternoon, early evening. Pizza and wine in the front yard.
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Dang! Just plain sharp today Reggie.
The shape of the brim is magnificent. I love the liner. I can not keep my liners as pristine as you do. Cheers.
Excellent hat IMO.
Truly an exquisite hat! The swoop, thin brim, shape of crown - everything is correct IMO. Thanks for sharing.
WOW! I am confident you can see me tippin my hat brim in your direction this morning. Just plain a wow. Your two tone and Alan's two tone are incredible vintage hats.
Thanks for sharing. Knox did it well. The closer for me is the details on the windcord. Go vintage Knox's.
Sharp, just plain sharp.
Doing the Mac Lachan hat proud! Lovely hat and thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing your line-up. I do look forward to your posts. Cheers.
Storing straws - good idea. You have prompted me to get off the "couch" and get going with storing.
Classy evening IMO, pizza and wine. All is good with the world.
Really! A water spigot I have down on the lower lawn broke this morning. Turned the water off and headed to the hardware store to pick-up essential repair supplies. I donned a pre-40's Stetson Special. This is hat of the Canadian Hurley's store recent find. Excellent felt and fixings. Last evening I wore the hat and it got wet in a rain. Today the ribbon shows some water marks. I will have to address that in the upcoming days. Glorious hat!
It did not take a lot of time to repair the broken water spigot. Yea!!!!!!
https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-n46b5HS/0/09aa10ca/M/i-n46b5HS-M.jpg
The underbrim pic (below) is the accurate showcase of the felt hue.
The liner details rock.
I have started a slow roast of some meats in preparation of a Hungarian Goulash. I am working the grill in a Borsolino longer haired fedora.
The quality of the felt of this vintage fedora is exceptional. A milkshake hued felt and dynamite appointments should have this fedora seeing lots of head time.
Cheers, Eric -
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Thank you Eric. That Stetson Premier is indeed special.Dang! Just plain sharp today Reggie.
The shape of the brim is magnificent. I love the liner. I can not keep my liners as pristine as you do. Cheers.
Excellent hat IMO.
Truly an exquisite hat! The swoop, thin brim, shape of crown - everything is correct IMO. Thanks for sharing.
WOW! I am confident you can see me tippin my hat brim in your direction this morning. Just plain a wow. Your two tone and Alan's two tone are incredible vintage hats.
Thanks for sharing. Knox did it well. The closer for me is the details on the windcord. Go vintage Knox's.
Sharp, just plain sharp.
Doing the Mac Lachan hat proud! Lovely hat and thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing your line-up. I do look forward to your posts. Cheers.
Storing straws - good idea. You have prompted me to get off the "couch" and get going with storing.
Classy evening IMO, pizza and wine. All is good with the world.
Really! A water spigot I have down on the lower lawn broke this morning. Turned the water off and headed to the hardware store to pick-up essential repair supplies. I donned a pre-40's Stetson Special. This is hat of the Canadian Hurley's store recent find. Excellent felt and fixings. Last evening I wore the hat and it got wet in a rain. Today the ribbon shows some water marks. I will have to address that in the upcoming days. Glorious hat!
It did not take a lot of time to repair the broken water spigot. Yea!!!!!!
https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-n46b5HS/0/09aa10ca/M/i-n46b5HS-M.jpg
The underbrim pic (below) is the accurate showcase of the felt hue.
The liner details rock.
I have started a slow roast of some meats in preparation of a Hungarian Goulash. I am working the grill in a Borsolino longer haired fedora.
The quality of the felt of this vintage fedora is exceptional. A milkshake hued felt and dynamite appointments should have this fedora seeing lots of head time.
Cheers, Eric -
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