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Johnny Depp's Latest Hat...
I don't mind a worn item, but I want it to be wear I put on it. -
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The Cap Faction
Does anyone make a cap like this for sale? Or as a commission? I'll never find anything vintage in my giant size. Thanks. -
What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?
I agree, but not being a phil ologist, I would have just said he looked sharp. -
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What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?
Great weather today after a week of cold rain. Stetson Open Road. -
Black Sheep Hat Works
I've got one on order. Based on e-mails a couple of weeks ago, it should be getting close. -
The Non Shorpy Web All Stars.
Herbert Hoover at Rice University (then The Rice Institute) in 1925. He wasn't President until 1929. -
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What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?
That is a good-looking ensemble, Man of Kent. -
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The Cap Faction
A nice blog entry, and an even lovelier cap. That fabric is great - if only it weren't torn. ;) -
The Cap Faction
This is a Sterkowski Biker's Cap. Would it be just too odd to wear one of these while not riding a panhead? I am taken with it, but I am probably already thought to be peculiar for regularly wearing a hat (including even a beret from time to time) and I would not care to move from "slightly odd"... -
The Fedora that fits your face.
I am big like the OP, although my face may not be quite as full. I agree with everyone that the low crowns and small brims are not flattering. (Think Oliver Hardy with a tiny bowler perched on the top of his head.) Go with a tall crown without much taper and a brim of no less than 2 1/2". The... -
The Cap Faction
A new cap from England. This one is rounder on top and has a longer peak than a traditional flat cap. The peak snaps to the crown. and the top of the crown has a little padding to stiffen it. There are no darts on the back. It is a little different, but I think I like it. -
Berets, Anyone?
Thanks very much. Darn those French and their 1/12 of a 12.8 inch foot. (Which is I think what a pounce is.) I guess I should call it an inch and close enough for government work.
