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+1I have to second the idea of an Open Road style hat as a go-anywhere lid. Whether shaped as a fedora or with the more traditional Western cattleman crease, front brim up or down, it is a hat with authority -- the look not so much of a cowboy who works on the ranch, but of the man who OWNS the ranch.
I can honestly say I have never seen one of those on a job site or in a store for that matter!Shame that you are retired, you would have loved my hard hat.
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I have seen several similar over the years.I can honestly say I have never seen one of those on a job site or in a store for that matter!
Even more cowboy looking.I have seen several similar over the years.
The OR and its many clones are among the most versatile hats ever made. I like wearing mine in the fedora style, much like the OR that Jimmy Stewart wore in, "FBI". I like Strats and mid ribbons, too, Playboys and Wanderers. Also versatile hats.I have to second the idea of an Open Road style hat as a go-anywhere lid. Whether shaped as a fedora or with the more traditional Western cattleman crease, front brim up or down, it is a hat with authority -- the look not so much of a cowboy who works on the ranch, but of the man who OWNS the ranch.
They are probably not legal in Canada!I have seen several similar over the years.
They are probably not legal in Canada!
Looks like him in Deadline USA I watched last night.I often save pictures from other folks here on the Lounge, then look at them for inspiration.
Art can give you ideas, too. Just send him a picture of yourself. Also, check out the styles on his website.
Do you like old movies? There will be some great ideas there, as Hemingway said. Bogart films have great lids. That man could wear a hat!
...KC