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Looks good on Dale.
That's one of the great things about flat caps--they're a terrific alternative to fedoras for those days when you want to wear something more casual, and you certainly chose a good one!...it's the perfect cap for when I want something beside a fedora on my noggin...
That's one of the great things about flat caps--they're a terrific alternative to fedoras for those days when you want to wear something more casual, and you certainly chose a good one!
I suppose that depends on the wearer's point of view.Hey, wait, Zombie, you've got that backwards! - fedoras as a nifty alternative to caps... I couldn't resist.
The uncle fester factoid is hilarious, I forgot to add that. Thanks guys for your good and supportive words.
Another good reason to post this kind of detail about unusual pieces is to benefit the burgeoning clan of cap makers found here in the lounge - Johnny, Barry and now Damian, who can parlay those little details into finery that benefits us all!
Seabass, what a good point about photographing the cap on Miles. Here he is sporting it – even though the band is too big for him, the crown is exactly as it was at the smaller size – I make sure I don't distort the shape of the crown itself - so you can get a better picture of what it would have looked like on a kid it was intended for. Good suggestion!
One last thing, lovely to see Eric and a few others who don't normally jump over into the cap thread. Eric, your comments were really appreciated and thoughtful. I get what you're saying about the fit on a smaller head. The variety of cap shapes is actually quite varied, which I find out the more I collect these things.
Keith