The Cap Faction

[Chepstow]

Great Cap, looks very good on!



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[Stuffsmith]

Just arrived from San Fran today - one of the Al's Attire caps that Che photographed a few weeks back! What would we do without the internet??




Thanks so much for the intro, Che - nice cap, well made and lovely folks to deal with.

 

[The Wiser Hatter]

Like the Sterkowski it goes on the list of caps to get. Thou you need to drape the cap to one side sitting flat on the head is not a good look with that cap.
Keith nice Al's attire nice bill and swoop of the cap from front to back.

 

[dh66]

Very cool Keith!!

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[HatsWV]

That's a fine al's atire cap that is. Great color and the fabric looks to have a nice texture to it also

 

[Brother cavefish]

A new Sterkowski motorcycle cap arrived today. It is very nicely made of good materials. It will be warm as it has a little padding in the crown to help it hold its shape.

My purple shirt may not be a good stylistic match for the cap, but I knew you would want to see it on my bean.

this lid is sweet

 

[seabass]

Keith
Glad you like it
looks cool your new Al's cap
that's a full functional brim you have there ...
If he had the same cap in my size id have one as well...
I know the fabric is so much nicer in person than your pics ..
Ill make sure to get more pics when I return to Al's in a few weeks
Enjoy Amigo
che

 

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[Stuffsmith]

Nice, Ed! What a cool kid.

 

[Blackthorn]

From Scotland, I think it was the sixties:

 

[Stuffsmith]

Great picture and headwear. Looks like that bull is giving a very inspiring speech!

 

[johnnycanuck]

Great picture. If you go by pictures of my grandfather, great grandfather and great great grandfather (all Scottish farmers) that picture could be from anywhere in the 20th century.
And that's not a bull. Its a highland cow.

 

[Blackthorn]

Great picture. If you go by pictures of my grandfather, great grandfather and great great grandfather (all Scottish farmers) that picture could be from anywhere in the 20th century.
And that's not a bull. Its a highland cow.

I trust your expertise, Johnny, but...how can you tell it's a cow, not a bull?

 

[Stuffsmith]

Sorry - it just looked like a bull session to me.

 

[johnnycanuck]

Stuffsmith- I was waiting for the jokes. Surprised there was only one.
Blackthorn - That's just what they are called. They don't have a different name for boys and girls, and they look very similar. Do a Google search and you will see what I mean. Also I doubt a bunch of farmers would be daft enough to stand around a Bull like that.
Johnny

 

[Blackthorn]

Ah, I see.

 

[Zombie_61]

Sorry - it just looked like a bull session to me.

Or yakkity...yak.

 

[Stuffsmith]

I just received a 1920's/'30's cap in the mail today to use for a pattern that is one of the coolest design caps I've ever seen. It's not like anything else I own or have seen. How's that for a tease?

Pics to follow soon.

 

[alanfgag]

Palace Clothing Co. Cap, expanded a bit from 6 3/4 with help from Johnny and Marc Chevalier.

 

[seabass]

Alan your Palace cap is fit for a king , but suits you grandly !