Hey! There's an Open Road On My Head!

[fedoralover]

Boy Scot, you've really been adding to the wardrobe lately, which would not be complete without at least one Open Road. The great thing about the Open Road is you can wear it with just about everything. I've seen guys in vintage pics wearing them in everything from blue blazers to white suits. I'm glad you got one, it fits you well.

fedoralover

 

[Caleb Moore]

A very good look on a very handsome fella. And I mean that in the most platonic way possible...

 

[Speedster]

Very nice hat. You wear it well.

 

[Bruce A. Fulmer]

Belt Query

Nice Ranger-style belt - where did you find this?

 

[scotrace]

Thanks!

Thanks very much everyone for your supreme kindness.

Mojave - you don't mind if I print your extraordinary compliment and keep it in my wallet?
This hat is a regular old C-crown, as it came to me. I like it!
The belt is a Nakona (sp). I got it from the local western wear store.

 

[GentlemanFarmer]

Close enough

It is a nice belt and you just missed. It's a "c" in Nacona

 

[Atomic Glee]

Wow - Scott, you nailed that look. Sharp as sharp can be! How about the jacket, pants, and such? Details?

Another image for my "aim for this" folder.

 

[scotrace]

Than you for your great kindness, Atomic Glee!

The pants are, I believe, early 40's gabs. The jacket is a Prince of Whales from Hart, Schaffner & Marx, and the shirt's a Paul Frederick French cuff. Necktie is vintage.

 

[Baron Kurtz]

If they're "those" trousers, they're certainly early 40s or late 30s. A grand look all around . . .

bk

 

[BellyTank]

Howza!

That looks just like Scott beneath that Open Road!

Great Scott!

B
T

 

[jamespowers]

Nice Open Road!:eusa_clap Looks good on you. That second photo give you a nice Will Rodgers look. Pretty cool!

Cheers!

Dan

Yep, very vintage pose. I have a similar one of my great uncle John. That was the way to give it an identity all its own.
I think I have a Pendleton jacket in a very similar pattern. So I have to say its a greathat and jacket too.

Regards,

J