M.C. Gannon Hat Company

[steur]

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Introducing a one-of-a-kind offering from Gannon Hats, the new London Banker. One of the first bowler hats with the Gannon name, this unique build features a splendid reproduction of the famous D'Orsay curl that sets the bowler apart from other hat styles. Michael spent many hours with some pre-war bowlers to try to get the curl and binding as close as possible to the original. This sample, in charcoal, uses the traditional dimensions: 5-inch crown, 2-inch bound brim (1 5/8 on each side with the curl), and a 1 inch ribbon.

Class and style the Gannon way. Contact Michael and order your new London Banker today!
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That is a fantastic job Michael did there, Randy. Indeed as close to a vintage bowler curl as you're likely to get.

 

[Rmccamey]

Thank you, Stefan. Michael went the extra mile on this build.

That is a fantastic job Michael did there, Randy. Indeed as close to a vintage bowler curl as you're likely to get.

 

[moontheloon]

Nice to see that nearly a decade later my thread is still alive.
I pop into the lounge probably a couple times a year to see old friends.
I hope you are all well.

 

[belfastboy]

Nice to see that nearly a decade later my thread is still alive.
I pop into the lounge probably a couple times a year to see old friends.
I hope you are all well.

The light grey Borsa I purchased from you is still the jewel in the crown of my collection.

 

[Frunobulax]

Nice to see that nearly a decade later my thread is still alive.
I pop into the lounge probably a couple times a year to see old friends.
I hope you are all well.

Good to hear from you. I've been tracking your IG posts on Rogers drums. Some pretty pieces your posting.

 

[moontheloon]

Good to hear from you. I've been tracking your IG posts on Rogers drums. Some pretty pieces your posting.

It's a problem Jim