Looking for a good Milliner

[mad_mod]

I've read "most" of the FAQ's and have tried search but can't seem to come up with any links to any good Milliner's. I have a couple of vintage hats that
I want cleaned. I also have one that I would like a crease added to as it does
not have any. It is fur felt, so maybe I could do it myself with steam or water
depending on which thread I go with. Recommendations would be appreciated.

 

[monbla256]

Are you sure you want a Milliner ? here's tthe definition of a Milliner :
milliner [ˈmɪlɪnə]
n
(Clothing & Fashion) a person who makes or sells women's hats
[originally Milaner, a native of Milan, at that time famous for its fancy goods]

If you have a mans hat such as a Fedora then most ANY of the custom HATTERS found here or refered to here would do just fine. I'm sure there are good Hatters in Boston as well. I can personally recomend Peters Bros. here in Ft. Worth if you want to come south

 

[danofarlington]

I've read "most" of the FAQ's and have tried search but can't seem to come up with any links to any good Milliner's. I have a couple of vintage hats that
I want cleaned. I also have one that I would like a crease added to as it does
not have any. It is fur felt, so maybe I could do it myself with steam or water
depending on which thread I go with. Recommendations would be appreciated.

Greeley Hat Works in Colorado. www.greeleyhatworks.com

 

[gtdean48]

Catalena Hatters = http://www.catalenahats.com/
Shorty's = http://www.shortyshattery.com/
Optimo
These are the restoration/renovation services I have actually used & can speak highly of.
Major Moore at Buckaroo Hatters has repaired & replaced sweatbands as well as clean & block to open crown = http://www.shortyshattery.com/
South Street Hats has done clean & block to open crown on vintage Resistol & a Stratoliner for me as well = http://www.southstreethats.com/

 

[mad_mod]

Thanks all...even for the Hatter lesson Although come to think of it the size label on my
Dobbs has something about Miliner on it