The Cap Faction

[Pinesiw]

Grey linen 8piece

 

[Pinesiw]

Grey tweed 8 piece

Vintage brown tweed 8 piece

 

[Pinesiw]

Just cannot tell the difference anymore from johnny's caps and vintage

 

[Pinesiw]

The normandy one of my favs

 

[Pinesiw]

The ivy style im really liking

 

[herringbonekid]

The normandy one of my favs

that's a beaut.

 

[seabass]

Great collection
Good detailed pics each one is a winner the grey linen even though its the smallest body its a great fit & look
& yes all look like original antique caps !

 

[Stuffsmith]

Great Cordovas, Pinesiw!! Thanks for showing! Absolutely LOVE the ivy!

 

[Stuffsmith]

Sporting my Archer cap in Salem Mass at the amazing Calder exhibition.

 

[job]

Great proportions on your cap Keith.


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[GregNYC]

I agree!


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[1mach1]

Great cap, Keith. I love Calder! I bet that exhibit was awesome!

 

[dh66]

Sharp Keith! Enjoy your travels.

 

[ManofKent]

Sharp Keith! Enjoy your travels.

+1

 

[Stuffsmith]

Thanks boys! It was phenomenal seeing his work in the flesh.

 

[Two Types]

Pinesiw: great to see that collection of Cordova caps. it's good to see our cap makers being supported.

 

[GregNYC]

Capiquette and hatiquette -

Are they different? I learned my headgear etiquette in the military, and it didn't differentiate between types of headgear (assuming one is not in combat).

But I notice that with caps, people keep them on indoors more than they would with fedoras.

Are there different conventions?


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[Zombie_61]

Capiquette and hatiquette -

Are they different? I learned my headgear etiquette in the military, and it didn't differentiate between types of headgear (assuming one is not in combat).

But I notice that with caps, people keep them on indoors more than they would with fedoras.

Are there different conventions?

I treat both the same way. The only exception would be that I'm more inclined to leave my cap on in a movie theater, unless for some odd reason it's blocking the view of the person seated behind me.

 

[Stuffsmith]

Being bald of head, I will keep my cap on indoors only if it is cold inside, especially air conditioned; I'm quite sensitive to cold on my head and I'll get sick. I am aware of the etiquette so I feel a bit guilty, but so be it...

 

[GregNYC]

Thanks Keith. I'm bald of head too.

Zombie, I like to leave a cap on in the theater too. I remember the early 70s, when we all wore Superfly hats and godfather hats to the movies. We never took them off indoors back then. Lots of times those hats would be perched on top of a huge 'fro. Imagine sitting in back of that! Those were the years when I began to sit in the first 2-3 rows of the theater!


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