rclark
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Great hats, Che! Mike does a great job!
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What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?
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A. Breiter Munich Back Bow Velour
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Steve, nice looking velour. Is that a 50's style?
Sam that wide ribbon CD is always a good one on ya.
Smart choice with the Akubra Teach.
I like your jazz hat Panadora. The hatted keyboardist in your drawing reminds me of Dr. John a New Orleans jazz keyboardist.
Sam that wide ribbon CD is always a good one on ya.
Smart choice with the Akubra Teach.
I like your jazz hat Panadora. The hatted keyboardist in your drawing reminds me of Dr. John a New Orleans jazz keyboardist.
Panadora
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Thanks!
Sorry, the drawing is not mine and keyboardist must be bowlerman http://www.thefedoralounge.com/show...earing-Today&p=1904012&viewfull=1#post1904012
Sorry, the drawing is not mine and keyboardist must be bowlerman http://www.thefedoralounge.com/show...earing-Today&p=1904012&viewfull=1#post1904012
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Perry, Thanks! My guess is 1930s based on construction (see link below). Fantastic Stetson Playboy! Also great clothing combo!
http://germanaustrianhats.invisionzone.com/index.php?/topic/81-breiter/#entry463
As usual great hats and caps today!
http://germanaustrianhats.invisionzone.com/index.php?/topic/81-breiter/#entry463
As usual great hats and caps today!
ingineer
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Akubra "BlueMountain" in BlueGrassGreen
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Great hats!!
Campdraft in bluegrass green.
Campdraft in bluegrass green.
Short Balding Guy
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Good afternoon. I am waiting to be picked up from the airport and enjoying the hat/cap show.
This weekend my gymnasts and I flew to Chicago Style Gymnastics Meet. It is the largest gymnastics meet in the world. This year short of 4,000 athletes (6 countries) competed. We enjoyed our athletic competition and visit to Chicago. I admit this is the first trip I took only CAPS. Yes caps. Below are a couple of pics of my Cordova Caps in Chicago, Il, USA:
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This weekend my gymnasts and I flew to Chicago Style Gymnastics Meet. It is the largest gymnastics meet in the world. This year short of 4,000 athletes (6 countries) competed. We enjoyed our athletic competition and visit to Chicago. I admit this is the first trip I took only CAPS. Yes caps. Below are a couple of pics of my Cordova Caps in Chicago, Il, USA:
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Oops, missed that, reminds me of Bowlerman AND Dr. John.
Nice Bluegrasses guys.
Couple of sharp caps Eric.
GregNYC
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Wonderful stories and headwear these last several days. I have been indoors with a cold this weekend, and didn't get out at all. I've also been busy finishing up a book I'm writing, so I'm not getting out and about and wearing as many hats as usual. (I do have a "writing hat" and a "thinking cap" but don't tell anyone!).
Alan, I like that comfortable, casual looking Playboy a lot, especially with the gray checks in the shirt! You wear it very well, as always!
Che, I grew up in SoCal myself and wish you well with the Agave project! You look well-hatted for the job, especially with the Knox Panama! I think I might sweat too much for a vintage felt doing that work!
Eric, I've never traveled with just caps. I did take some to Hawaii this last December. I bet packing was a breeze!
Perry, the Cardigan King! I like the "good guy in the white (almost) hat" look with the matching sweater. Classic! You have inspired me to add a few cardigans to my small collection.
History, you look well-protected from the snow. I'll never forget the first time I wore a fedora in the snow. It was only this winter. (The hat happened to be an Akubra Stylemaster.) I couldn't believe that snow wasn't landing on my nose and neck!
Sam, I think I like Campdrafts even better with the wider ribbon, thanks to your pics!
Joao, you've got on one of my favorites of yours, the black Stetson Tom Mix.
G.D., that Alessandria looks very happy in its natural surroundings. Wonderful picture!! Thanks for directing a bit of NorCal beauty over to frozen NYC!
Beardog, that Alpenvelour looks warm and cozy, I'm thinking here in 20-degree weather. Yesterday it got to -7.
Bowlerman, dude, you are owning that Borsalino!
Ingineer, you look well-protected in the snow too, especially with the Blue Mountain!
Harv, yup, that's an Akubra! Were you getting that much snow?
Steve, now that is one warm-looking velour! Looks to have a real velvety hand too. Is that an interior or exterior shot? You look so ... dry!
Panadora, what a jazzy, cool hat. And what better background than a wall full of vinyl!!!!
Alan, I like that comfortable, casual looking Playboy a lot, especially with the gray checks in the shirt! You wear it very well, as always!
Che, I grew up in SoCal myself and wish you well with the Agave project! You look well-hatted for the job, especially with the Knox Panama! I think I might sweat too much for a vintage felt doing that work!
Eric, I've never traveled with just caps. I did take some to Hawaii this last December. I bet packing was a breeze!
Perry, the Cardigan King! I like the "good guy in the white (almost) hat" look with the matching sweater. Classic! You have inspired me to add a few cardigans to my small collection.
History, you look well-protected from the snow. I'll never forget the first time I wore a fedora in the snow. It was only this winter. (The hat happened to be an Akubra Stylemaster.) I couldn't believe that snow wasn't landing on my nose and neck!
Sam, I think I like Campdrafts even better with the wider ribbon, thanks to your pics!
Joao, you've got on one of my favorites of yours, the black Stetson Tom Mix.
G.D., that Alessandria looks very happy in its natural surroundings. Wonderful picture!! Thanks for directing a bit of NorCal beauty over to frozen NYC!
Beardog, that Alpenvelour looks warm and cozy, I'm thinking here in 20-degree weather. Yesterday it got to -7.
Bowlerman, dude, you are owning that Borsalino!
Ingineer, you look well-protected in the snow too, especially with the Blue Mountain!
Harv, yup, that's an Akubra! Were you getting that much snow?
Steve, now that is one warm-looking velour! Looks to have a real velvety hand too. Is that an interior or exterior shot? You look so ... dry!
Panadora, what a jazzy, cool hat. And what better background than a wall full of vinyl!!!!
Historyteach24
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'nother Playboy.
Very Playboy "like"....sorry I couldn't resist
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Hey Greg! We are supposed to get around 8 inches. Just enough to be annoying.
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Greg, let us know when your book comes out, I'm an avid reader. Hope you recover soon.
g.durand
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Perry, Alan, Che--thanks for showing up with and showing off the Playboys. One of my favorite styles, whether vintage or custom.
It looks like the Akubras have come out in full force to fend off the snow. Looking good Matt, Richard, Sam and Harv.
Panadora-- a nice looking jazz hat. What is it?
Steve--a sublime velour.
Eric--keeping it practical with the caps, all are fantastic. Enjoy your stay in Chicago.
Greg--thanks for the comments on the Borsa. I second Perry's sentiments and hope you feel better soon.
Another unseasonably warm day brought out a lightweight VS in dove-colored felt. A neighbor and I were hanging out together.
It looks like the Akubras have come out in full force to fend off the snow. Looking good Matt, Richard, Sam and Harv.
Panadora-- a nice looking jazz hat. What is it?
Steve--a sublime velour.
Eric--keeping it practical with the caps, all are fantastic. Enjoy your stay in Chicago.
Greg--thanks for the comments on the Borsa. I second Perry's sentiments and hope you feel better soon.
Another unseasonably warm day brought out a lightweight VS in dove-colored felt. A neighbor and I were hanging out together.
javadave61
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New guy alert!
I stumbled upon this website a few months back when I was bringing an old Stetson hat I bought 25 years ago back to life. It was an old outback style hat that I turned into a gambler, and now I love it, making me want more. Then I found myself scouring local thrift stores, antique shops, and vintage stores for quality hats. So far, I've scored a Bailey Madison for $20 and this Akurba Stockman for $35. My wife is wondering just how many hats a guy needs. I haven't told her how many some of you guys have collected! Anyhow, this was how I battled the single digits here in central Pennsylvania.
I stumbled upon this website a few months back when I was bringing an old Stetson hat I bought 25 years ago back to life. It was an old outback style hat that I turned into a gambler, and now I love it, making me want more. Then I found myself scouring local thrift stores, antique shops, and vintage stores for quality hats. So far, I've scored a Bailey Madison for $20 and this Akurba Stockman for $35. My wife is wondering just how many hats a guy needs. I haven't told her how many some of you guys have collected! Anyhow, this was how I battled the single digits here in central Pennsylvania.
Fed in a Fedora
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Need?
How many shoes does a woman need?
Life is all about compromise.
Fed
How many shoes does a woman need?
Life is all about compromise.
Fed
g.durand
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javadave61--welcome to the Lounge. Everything you need to know about hats is here, and the information is growing.
I use a simple formula to determine how many hats to own. If the number of hats I own can be represented by n, then the number of hats I should own is represented by the equation n+1. This equation may also be re-written as s-1, where s is the number of hats owned that would result in separation from your partner.
I use a simple formula to determine how many hats to own. If the number of hats I own can be represented by n, then the number of hats I should own is represented by the equation n+1. This equation may also be re-written as s-1, where s is the number of hats owned that would result in separation from your partner.
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Michael, that VS is lovely. I like the burgundy ribbon.
JavaDave, looks like you're off to a good start.
JavaDave, looks like you're off to a good start.
Joao Encarnado
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Thank you!
Looks smaller... or the it's the crown.It's still the same 3.5 brim. It's just the crown's getting taller.
Nice background. Snow here is very very rare.
Nice, even not being fond of green hats.
Snowing that amount is only in high lands. Lisbon rarely gets snow.
Shoes, purses, necklaces... you name it.
GregNYC
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GD, I like that equation. N+1 <_ S-1. I'm in that range too!
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