Blue Kensington fedora this morning. Glorious 30's dimensions on this hat with the side seam features. Cheers, Eric -
Thanks Dave. It's a fun one. Went in a different direction today with this Ultrabasque Czechoslavkia made beret IMG_7405 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr IMG_7404 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr 11-16-2020 Today's Clothes by Michael A2012, on Flickr Michael
Thanks Rick. It's very comfortable to wear and seems high quality. Looks good. I have two or three of the military types. And an official Boy Scouts model and maybe a couple of others. I need to get them out more often. M
I found a cool little patch to replace the original. Something a little quirky *I mean no disrespect to the military*
Couple hats today... New arrival Champ Kashmir Finish with 1950s Back Bow and Pork Pie-esquire telescope crown. more details in Post New Hats... and...Back in Black Miller Western Hats Open Road inspired
Thanks, Randall. Funny, I saw it as semi-light. I must be getting soft in my old age, I'm usually a glass half full kind of guy
Carlson homburg today, but it’s going to have to change to a heavier hat, probably a bowler, because the strong winds already nearly blew it off my head once.
After months of sitting, I finally finished this conversion project. All I lacked was sewing on the brim binding and I finally got it done. This hat was originally a size 7 '50s era 3X Stetson Western with the Last Drop embroidered liner that I was able to reuse. Aside from showing its age a little the felt was solid and definitely worth saving. I have more in the Conversion Corral... Before: Hand sewing a brim binding can be a real pain in the a$$ and it does a number on my back after having to sit too long. After: notice the fading on the hat. It has a nice 'well worn' look with plenty of character but with a nice crisp profile. Embroidered Last Drop Liner Back in the hat with the original sweat bow also reused