Beautiful homburg, Charlie. You wear it with swagger.
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What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?
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I can almost feel the felt, Daniele. Superb. Love that jacket too.A small portion of sun then rain
J. Huckel Platin of many years ago
A super gift of Steve (mayserwegener)
It is a unique piece of black-deep grey velour made in a masterful way
It came from Viena. What I can say more?
Have a nice day
Thanks a lot for your high number of likes on the Borsalino in "Bronzo"
A different look for you, Rick. But yuo do it very well.Stetson Temple. Bought this on eBay, turns out the seller was a fellow lounger! The coffee cup on the window sill was my Dad's.
Wow, Alan! That is some hat! And by far the most insane colour and model name combination Borsalino must have stuck to a hat, ever.Banana Zulu for me today.
New sweatband installed by Bob Jessee.
I can see why; lovely!Hey folks!
It's the Ècuyer & Thomas for Motsch Fils today. Hard to walk by this one without feeling it, let alone putting it on.
Have a great day!
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Classic and gorgeous, Steve. Love the look of that flange.Borsalino probably late 1930s early 1940s. This one has the separate size stamp and was from the Simeon Zlateff Sofia find of about 10 years ago.
Can't see enough homburgs, Justin.
All I can think of is: why would someone make a perfectly good felt body into a stingy brimmed hat? To quote Redfokker though: embrace the stingy.Alright... First things first: I kinda think that I'm too... well... "portly" to wear a trilby or stingy brim (whatever term you prefer). Today I don't care. I'm channeling my inner thin guy.
I suppose that someone may have brutalized this hat and converted it to a trilby. That was my initial thought, but the more I look at the brim stitching and wear on the edge of the overwelted felt, the less confident I am about that. There are threads on the Lounge noting that very narrow brim hats were offered much earlier than the 1960s. So it's kind of intriguing.
Regardless... nothing I can do about its trilbytude so I'm gonna love it anyway. It ain't the hat's fault if it was mutilated.
This Stack in "Bahama Blue" showed up on eBay as a "Buy It Now" earlier this week. It is a model without the nifty cushion venting system. The Mac Lachlan felt is some of the nicest I've ever laid my hands on.
Have a Therrific Thursday.
Fantastic, perry!
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Love that Dobbs, Michael. Glorious coat too!A brisk 15 degree morning finds me under this Dobbs'burger
DSCN9046 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
DSCN9031 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
DSCN9030 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
As I get ready for the weekly grocery shopping trip. Brrr. Some Harris over Harris to warm the hackles for the outing.
3-8-2018 Today's Clothes by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Have a great Thursday
Michael
Superb, Fabio.
That's a stunner, Charlie!
Good looking hat, Bowen. But the parade of hats in the background caught my eye!
Spectacular, Alan. Makes you look bohemian!Old Austrian hat purchased from member Mario in Berlin some years back. I sure wish I could wear it with his style, which was always perfect.
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Thanks again sir.
Most of my borsalinos are not that fond of wind I must say. Tend to seek lift in that kind of weather. Looks good, Mike.
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Thank you, Stefan! And for the other compliments, too.
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