What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?

[Alive'n'Amplified]

The bomb.

:arated:

 

[g.durand]

Thanks, gents. Since I spent a bit of time in Dallas while growing up (my father's family is from near there), it seemed only fitting I have a hat named after the place.

Alan, by the way, I watched your TEDx talk. Excellent work.

 

[delectans]

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Perfection, Robert! What an outstanding Montecristi weekend!

 

[bowlerman]

Today, my Buckaroo Sahara Goodness. I've been wearing this a lot lately.

 

[ManofKent]

Thanks for the comments on the furry beast.

John- Very nice looking Dobbs - I love that ribbon, and the rest of your outfit works well with it, without looking too coordinated.

Robert - Very nice panama - I loke the swoop on the sides.

g.durand - I could do with some 'youthful smartness' Wonderful hat

winter_joe - great ribbon, nice looking hat

bowlerman - very nice. Mike makes some great hats.

 

[DJH]

G - super looking Dallas

Joe - really nice VS.

Robert - cool Fastback

Jeff - I always like to see a new Buckaroo and yours is not exception. Mike Moore's hats have a vibe that is just a little different to most hat makers, which I like a lot.

In the office on a warm Monday morning. Worth & Worth today

 

[gtdean48]

VS Custom ArtLite Granite *******....vented but liner still in place...

 

[casechopper]

Saturday: Akubra Broadbeach

Sunday: Panamabob Cuenca

Today: Portis Tissue Weight

 

[Chepstow]

Joe, this hat is a masterpiece. Also sharp the ribbon look!

g-durand, The Dallas is terrific and fits you great!

Robert, a really fine looking Straw the Fastback!

John, comes good the Dobbs Milan, excellent look with the tie!

Sam, killer Akubra, sharp brim wide!

Tom, great to see the nice ******* today!

Jeff, fantastic hat, I love all on him!

David, sharp, Worth & Worth!

 

[ManofKent]

David - I like that Worth & Worth a lot - understated elegance

Tom - Lovely *******

Sam - three nice hats, and you're making me wish I'd put a bid on that Fortis.

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Today, the for'Kendall - Milne' again:

 

[B.J. Hedberg]

Wearing my Worth & Worth straw. Reblocked it to make it wearable, but it’s still hard for me to go about in these low-crown hats, they just don’t look right!

 

[job]

I can wear a straw with a low crown but I would not like it in a felt.

Looks good to me B.J.

 

[DJH]

David, sharp, Worth & Worth!

David - I like that Worth & Worth a lot - understated elegance

Thank you, Gentlemen. I like this W&W a lot. Not flashy at all, just a nicely made hat.

Tom - I always like to see that ArtLite

Sam - I like all three, especially the Portis

Richard - good look for you today.

BJ - I'm with John, I can enjoy a straw hat with a lowish crown that I probably wouldn't wear if it was a felt one. I like your W&W.

Well, after temperatures well up in the ****** 90's a nice thunderstorm going on which will hopefully clear the air (of course, one of our ******s is going nuts!). Switched to my VS ArtLite SilverMist

 

[bowlerman]

Thanks for the comments. David, I think you're spot on with Mike from buckaroo. I am so enamored with this hat. It was a perfect match for me! Nice worth and worth. Not to mention the artlite!
Sam,I love the variety over the weekend!
Man of Kent, there is just something so perfect about that lil green number!

Went through a couple today. Here's one of my beaver brand in special silver that I continue to try and work back to something close to its original state.

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[winter_joe]

Just got done working the bakken, putting in the foundation for a new oil rig site wore my fed 4 deluxe in moonstone most of the time as it was 88 degrees out. Oh yea couldn't take photos as my phone died and didn't have a charger.

 

[John Galt]

Resistol Milan, ribbon by Paul's Hat Works.

The ladies sure did a very nice job on that one! Which of them actually did the work, if you don't mind saying?

 

[John Galt]

Black Stetson OR for me today. No photo...

 

[John Galt]

A&A, funny story re the above Resistol Panama:

I was in a mod kind of hipster store on Highland Blvd in Hollywood (Zares or something like that) this weekend looking for a dress belt for a formal event (forgot mine) and I took my own hat off and set it on the counter as I always do when I talk to a clerk. He said "Is that your hat?," to which I replied "Yes, it is." He then grabbed my hat and started to try to scan it. When I objected, he said: "It looks just like ours."

I replied: "No, it really doesn't - yours are made of paper, and this one is made of toquilla straw." Reply: "Oh, yours is a real one!"

Truth be told, theirs actually looked nothing like mine in terms of style or materials. I actually like a good durable paper hat (and own a couple I wear regularly) but so many cheap hats in the retail stores are sorely are out of shape, and neither the sellers nor the buyers seem to know or care. I would wager that I could increase this store's hat sales dramatically by just spending a few minutes creasing their hats. I actually expected more in Hollywood, of all places.

One more thing - they actually had a decent paper straw skimmer/boater reproduction. Too big for me tho...

John

 

[ManofKent]

BJ - Looks good to me. I don't have a real preference for crown height yet, but I've not really got anything with a substantial crown.

Bowlerman - that silver colour is very striking, I like it.

David - Looking good. Warmest we're looking at this week is mid-60's.

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Thanks for the comments on the green number. I wish I could work out the maker, the felt is nicer than anything else in my meager collection.

 

[alanfgag]

Alan, by the way, I watched your TEDx talk. Excellent work.

Thank you for the note, G.D.

I have a lot of catching up to do after a weekend of travel.