Fedora Bible

[ufguy11]

In my opinion, this should be the fedora bible. Comments?



http://www.felthats.com/hats_info/style.html

 

[Andykev]

Yeap

That type of "reference" was available 50 years + ago in the HAT LIFE magazine.

It is still as valuable today, as it was then.

Thanks.:eusa_clap

 

[BigSleep]

Anyone own any hats from this company? They look nice. But looks can be deceiving.

 

[RBH]

Anyone own any hats from this company? They look nice. But looks can be deceiving.

I believe this is a part of Miller Hats.
and the people at Miller Hats are good people to deal with.
A new hat is a 'NEW HAT' but they all arent bad....

 

[skwerl-hat]

oh thanks for the link!

Big Ears

In the case of a man with big ears it is recommended to wear a hat with a wide brim to help cover up his ears. It's suggested to wear as wide of a brim as his face and figure can stand so the ears look smaller by contrast. Fairly flat set brim, particularly at the back, so that brim doesn't roll up and silhouette the ears. A brim that is snapped fully is also helpful, and a crown that is not too tapered. Avoid the homburg and up-turned brim, also a narrow brim and a tapered crown.

you saved me i was about to put my clowny friend in a 1 inch brim!
:-D

 

[Shaul-Ike Cohen]

But I don't have a Deep Full face, nor a Short Full face, nor a Long Slender face, nor a Square face, nor a Pear Shaped face, nor a Top Heavy face, nor a Short Slender face, nor a Long Nose, nor a Prominent Jaw, nor a Receding Chin, nor Big Ears nor Heavy Eyebrows!

No hat for me.:cry:

But seriously, these are reasonable ideas, but just guidelines, as some posters have said in the brim width poll thread.

 

[Tony in Tarzana]

I really don't know what face shape I have. I just wear the brim pulled down low, and let 'em talk to the hat. lol