I think the answer to the original question is - there is absolutely no correlation between hat wearing and other characteristics, except 'having style.' lol
One thing I've learned over the years is, it's impossible to conjure a stereotypical fedora wearer. Hats are what we all have in...
Wiki gets it close, except that the crown of a homburg is often soft, not stiff.
Anyhow, I can see where the Wilhelm might cause some bad feelings, but Tutt is right. The actual 'burg is on King Eddie's head. :p
Vive la Homburg!
I get called on my insistence about a collared shirt often. It's a personal hang-up of mine, and I know it. Adding a vest or overshirt to a t-shirt makes me happy, though.
I do find that smaller brims make for more casual hats, especially straws. But if anyone ever thinks that an outfit is...
Acorn... that's good. You have the two essential hats every man needs; one gray, one brown. :D
Now, get yer butt over to Ebay and find you some vintage!!! (Unless you're a 7 1/2. Then, please don't. :o )
Some guys can pull of unexpected style using clothes that you would not think could look good. Style is a very individual thing. There are safe bets to get one started, but don't be afraid to experiment. Follow your personality and consider the specific hat.
djgo's selection I could see...
Certainly, fashion choice plays a role in wearing hats, and all brimmed hats have function. But we all have different priorities and wear hats for different reasons.
I got into hats because I liked the look, but I discovered the functionality along the way. I won't wear a hat I don't like...
So far I have had several modern Stetsons and Akubras, and I can say from my own experience that a Stetson will survive fairly well as long as it doesn't spend most of it's time in the rain. We all get caught in the unexpected downpour, and light rains. The hat won't melt. The main thing you...
I have one key suggestion for you; leather jackets. A bomber, especially. Wear that with any shirt that has a collar. Or a blazer, like tweed or even cotton. Not my favorite look, but for the younger guys it helps bridge the gap. Jeans are fine, even with non-white sneakers... or is it...
I have had several Fed III's but I have only seen the Fed IV's of others. I think one of the changes was to give a less dramatic curl/snap to the IV so that it could be more easily turned into an Indiana Jones hat. It does still have snap, it's just a somewhat flatter flange shape is all.
I...
Well, we've discussed this elsewhere. If you recognize my mug, you know my opinion. ;)
(I won't say it, though, to avoid contaminating other possible ideas).
Sounds like the bag is a good solution, and easy to manage. As for the methods of security; I'd prefer the x-ray to human examinations for two reasons;
1. The human eye can miss things that the machine won't. I would feel safer knowing that a better knowledge of hats won't allow anyone to...
Scotty, if only we all could be like that. "Some brow mopping on occasion" describes my hat wearing life in WINTER! lol
Everybody loves to charge forth in the name of what they love... in this case hats. But a word to the wise; if you dare to wear your felt in the heat, first try it...
I would say that everybody is different in terms of what they can deal with. Sure, felt is worn in Australian outback and working in the desert. But it's a tool in those places on a level that the average wearer does not need.
Comfort should rule your decision. You're not doing yourself...
It's actually a replica of an American military jacket from the 40's or 50's (I keep forgetting which). As bush jackets go... it's a bush jacket. lol Just as functional as any other, but appealing to a slightly newer vintage taste, I guess. Mine is quite satisfactory, though I'd rather have...
Now that's a cool lid!
Well, even though the CD is technically a country hat, I understand what you're seeing. I have a feeling that a leather hatband will make you feel more at home.
In that case, the Lawson is probably an excellent choice.
I think in terms of vintage hats, it's very uncommon. But I have seen ads from the 30's for the typical, so-called Indy cut. I have also seen a couple of actual vintage lids with this feature. So it wasn't pioneered by Indy any more than the center dent was.
I think it's more about...
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