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I use these from Amazon. They can be mounted to the wall, or I use hooks and hang them on doors Also these, in closets or a rolling... -
I write a column each month for HaTalk eMagazine covering an aspect of fedora hat making. The series began in Oct 2023 and continues...
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So, if you're going to be doing a full rebuild you would need: Hat block: you need a block that is one size above your normal hat size...
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I see the term 'conversion' used around here plenty and often w/ outstanding results. I'll be dipped if I can find any sort of tutorial...
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Trouser Bark replied to the thread Ask a question, get an answer.I need to consider getting some hat racks... probably wall mounted. Cost effective and space efficient would be good. Got a type of...
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Trouser Bark replied to the thread How do folks react to your hat wearing?.It's oddly addictive and I'm getting to the stage where I need to consider getting rid of a couple in order to get a couple more. I...
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Trouser Bark reacted to rogueclimber's post in the thread What Hat Are You Wearing Today ? with
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This is a very thick felt for sure. Definitely along the lines of a western weight as opposed to dress weight -
Trouser Bark replied to the thread What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?.That felt looks amazingly thick. Is that the case or is it just the proximity to your camera lens that's creating an illusion? I've...
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Trouser Bark replied to the thread Looking for quality 1920s style wide 8 panel newsboy hat.I've had three Hanna flat caps and the quality seemed nice for my money. I can't speak for the various other hats they may offer but...
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Trouser Bark reacted to Arnold Layne's post in the thread How do folks react to your hat wearing? with Like.
This Autumn I was sitting in a car park on top of a mountain in the Pyrenees and this tres joli punkette ran over to me and she said ...
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Trouser Bark reacted to quetzalli's post in the thread A Noob's First Fedora / A Little Guidance Please with Like.
For chilly climates: Beaver felt: Dense, water-resistant, and warm—ideal for harsh winters. Rabbit felt: Lighter and more affordable...