Michael R.
Call Me a Cab
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Oh yeah Ole , Mr Jones said it was like a combo shop/ museum /hat making equipment from over a hundred years ago / friends and people that come it see , or do business . But they love everyone, just a lot of stuff to cram into those days . Mr Jones said sometimes Mike will have people picking up hats and he and his wife will come and help take care of that , if Mike is going to be gone or busy , etc , just helping out .
I was afraid to go in because I'm used to western style hats and knew the chances of getting off the fedora track were pretty great , and then even before stopping I had the San An at # 1 (western) . But Ritch Rand in MT says its best to eyeball the person , because you know what will look best generally on them , facial structure, shoulder width , height , build , etc . . Part of the Hatters/habidashers job knowing what will look best .
I was afraid to go in because I'm used to western style hats and knew the chances of getting off the fedora track were pretty great , and then even before stopping I had the San An at # 1 (western) . But Ritch Rand in MT says its best to eyeball the person , because you know what will look best generally on them , facial structure, shoulder width , height , build , etc . . Part of the Hatters/habidashers job knowing what will look best .
) I'm going to have to get Mike to make me one. It's one of the coolest western hats I seen. 
