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The actual answer is: it depends on YOUR wardrobe.
Ok, assuming I like how a certain hat looks in both colors, is brown or gray easier to match?
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My overcoat is black. I have black pants and gray pants. I have brown shoes and black shoes. My gloves are black. I own shirts in gray, black, white but I don't own any brown shirts.
I think gray goes with more colors.
Bottom line, get the hat you imagine yourself wearing more.
.. A gray hat might suit a 30 year old businessman better while the brown hat might suit a 20year old college student, even if they both dressed similarly?
Well I'm at the point where I'm so new to it, hence I'm not sure which I'll actually wear more. I like how both look, and I can't really decide; both are classic colors, otherwise if one was hideous or a really unorthodox color, it would be an easy decision. The reason why I'm hesitant to get both is because I'm already getting a black one (different hat), so I'm going to end up with 3.
Also, is age a factor? E.g.; A gray hat might suit a 30 year old businessman better while the brown hat might suit a 20year old college student, even if they both dressed similarly?
If you decide you made a wrong decision, chalk it up to life and get on with itWe ALL make these at times.
Ah well, I guess i'll just have to learn from mistakes then.![]()
Go for itWe ALL do
Enjoy 'em and pay attention as you do and a LOT of questions you have had will sort of answer themselves. Looking forward to seeing what you buy
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The same way you wouldn't wear certain garments of clothing together to avoid clashing. I have to ask this because I don't always wear monotone. The other day when I tried on the hats at the boutique was an exception (I was garbed in black from head to toe).