I've been, several times (my dad, though Argentinean, owned land in Manabi) You can certainly find better hats than those sold in Quito. For Cuencas, Homero Ortega has the finest in my opinion and you can buy them at his stores either in Quito or Cuenca.
Ironically and sadly, since Ecuadorians...
Thanks Randall. I love him. Met him a couple of times, too but unfortunately couldn't fly to see him when he was dying. Balthasar & Blimunda has a huge sentimental importance in my life. The documentary is a masterpiece, it's called Jose and Pilar.
Come on, Perry! Alan already started the thread. Be a sport lol I just posted mine! :eeek:
Here: http://www.thefedoralounge.com/showthread.php?62070-Hatless
Thanks Alan for starting the thread, I was going to do it tonight but I like that it's already rolling!
Looking fine gentlemen! I hope everyone plays the game.
Only picture I can find of myself hatless (I'm at work now) is this one, taken during an event I organized at the Museum of Modern Art...
This particular thread has very strong opinions, mine included, among its pages. I don't think there are silly questions, they are all valid. I'd say: Think about how much are you willing to spend. Panama hats go from very cheap Cuencas (hats woven in the Cuenca province of Ecuador, generally...
Nice photo, David. It gave me an idea... would a "hatless Jack" thread work in here? Besides Alan--and now you-- I don't think I've seen anybody else hatless. You guys up for it?
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.