Brent, Agnoulita built a really nice hat. Seen in photography it looks of high quality.New Agnoulita lords hat:
Grazie, Daniele!They are in perfect ranking order
Thanks Gary. The ribbon is 5.5cm with a crown hat of 10.5cm at the front crease. So it's quite a wide one for a Homburg.
Great new rotation, Stefan. The sunshine really brings out the delightful colours of the Konsul. Don't believe I've heard of that name before.
You are definitely the best hatted forester in the country, Eric.Yesterday afternoon and evening found me under the brim of a couple Gannon beaver hats.
Charcoal with fray ribbon treatment.
Steel gray.
This morning I was under the brim of a Gannon Playboy (bluemist beaver).
Home sipping some cold brewed coffee under a 30's spiral stitched fedora.
A quick errand to the hardware store in a Stetson OR 3X. I loaded up bags of mulch into my auto. Home the hat needed to go on the wood block to dry out from my efforts. A different hat was needed to start spreading the mulch. I stayed the course with silverbelly hues and donned a Stetson Stratoliner.
I took a break and headed out for outside chores. I started up the leaf blower to re-located fallen leaves. A dusty, sweaty task had me reaching for a Stormy Kromer cap. Different tasks demand different head gear.
Cheers to all this Sunday morning, Eric -
I'm glad it all worked out, Jonathan. I thank you too, my friend.
Nice pairing with the jacket, Steve!
All beautiful Eric—do you recall what block Michael used for the Steel Gray? Would it be enough to reference “Eric’s Wanderers” to get the same?Yesterday afternoon and evening found me under the brim of a couple Gannon beaver hats.
Charcoal with fray ribbon treatment.
Steel gray.
This morning I was under the brim of a Gannon Playboy (bluemist beaver).
Home sipping some cold brewed coffee under a 30's spiral stitched fedora.
A quick errand to the hardware store in a Stetson OR 3X. I loaded up bags of mulch into my auto. Home the hat needed to go on the wood block to dry out from my efforts. A different hat was needed to start spreading the mulch. I stayed the course with silverbelly hues and donned a Stetson Stratoliner.
I took a break and headed out for outside chores. I started up the leaf blower to re-located fallen leaves. A dusty, sweaty task had me reaching for a Stormy Kromer cap. Different tasks demand different head gear.
Cheers to all this Sunday morning, Eric -
Excellent looking heather, Daniele. Perfect for autumn.
Thanks David.
Thanks, Steve. Don't really know who the maker was of this one. It's one of those German brands that are a mystery.
Gorgeous selection as always, Eric. The spiral stitch hat stands out in this batch.Yesterday afternoon and evening found me under the brim of a couple Gannon beaver hats.
Charcoal with fray ribbon treatment.
Steel gray.
This morning I was under the brim of a Gannon Playboy (bluemist beaver).
Home sipping some cold brewed coffee under a 30's spiral stitched fedora.
A quick errand to the hardware store in a Stetson OR 3X. I loaded up bags of mulch into my auto. Home the hat needed to go on the wood block to dry out from my efforts. A different hat was needed to start spreading the mulch. I stayed the course with silverbelly hues and donned a Stetson Stratoliner.
I took a break and headed out for outside chores. I started up the leaf blower to re-located fallen leaves. A dusty, sweaty task had me reaching for a Stormy Kromer cap. Different tasks demand different head gear.
Cheers to all this Sunday morning, Eric -
Beautiful. Love that colour.
Oh my!
