Borsalino

[DOUGLAS]

This is a Borsalino I have had for a while. It is a great user friendly color and it fits really well even though it is asize too small. Go figure. Sorry for the link instead of photos but I don't seem to be able to get the larger pics to transfer? Just keep hitting next and you should beable to see them.
http://www1.snapfish.com/slideshow/AlbumID=47549520/PictureID=1698396439/a=41704793_41704793/t_=41704793

 

[DanielJones]

Sorry Douglas, another case of no NEXT button.[huh] Drat!

Cheers!

Dan

 

[DOUGLAS]

Well that's no fun. I guess I will try something else.

 

[skwerl-hat]

same here i could not find the next button! its an metaphorical button i think.

 

[BigSho]

fftopic: If people are having trouble posting pictures on here I have found www.flickr.com to be very easy and user friendly.

Jeremy
http://www.hats-plus.com

 

[DOUGLAS]

Maybe this is better. Please let me know.

 

[Dinerman]

very sharp.

 

[DOUGLAS]

Sorry for the fuzzy pictures but I am trying not to use the flash so the true color does'nt get washed out.

 

[ideaguy]

Douglas scores again! another great hat-and an opportunity for a question;
I've got a very nice Royal Stetson Whippet, Grey with Black ribbon-1 1/2", and finished brim, approx.3/8 wide; very clean, has $10- price tag, and nothing other than John B. Stetson imprint & Whippet on sweatband. (sorry no photos, ongoing struggle with camera/computer). After all that, with a substantial felt that the Whippet has, what bash do you recommend? I've seen you with a center crease, looks great, would appreciate any feedback on other styles-
thanks!

 

[DOUGLAS]

I personally prefer a center crease with no pinch. With that said, styling your hat is something each person needs to discover. What looks good on me or what I believe looks good may not look great on someone else and vice versa. many times I have seen a hat with a great bash and when I try it it looses something. I tend not to put sharp creases in to my hats for a while so I can play around with different bashes and pinches. As a rule for me taller crowns look better with a center crease and lower crowns with a diamond or C with a sharper pinch. This of course is my rule for myself.
I apologize for being vague.