The Cap Faction

[RJR]

+1

 

[Stuffsmith]

I've been trying to post my new caps but seem to have hit that supposedly fictional attachment limit again and it won't let me upload...

 

[Stuffsmith]

Until that issue gets resolved, I've hosted the images elsewhere.

Time to pack away my sewing gear for a few months, with travel & work coming up. I finished one more for ole time's sake.

'The Archer.' 1920's style 5-dart cap with back band and four box pleats. 1930's wool/cashmere shell, 1950's shirting cotton & vintage quilting cotton liner, 1930's celluloid buttons, full leather sweat & visor, vintage United Carr snap.

 

[job]

Very nice Keith.

 

[dh66]

Bullseye for "The Archer"!

 

[RJR]

Very nice,Keith!

 

[mikespens]

Bullseye for "The Archer"!

Keith you've outdone yourself with this one. Fantastic style, fabric, and details. The color and pattern of the cashmere is sublime.

 

[Brother cavefish]

you sure can sew brother

 

[1mach1]

Beautiful work, Keith. I love it!

 

[Stuffsmith]

Thanks so much, gents!!

 

[1mach1]

Thanks so much, gents!!

I think we are the same size....7 3/8. I'd be open to a cap for money exchange if you ever get the itch.

 

[DamianM]

NOS 1930s 8/4 crown cap in Donegal tweed - 7 1/4

 

[Simonds]

Nice one, DamianM!

Great looking cap, Keith!

 

[mikespens]

Another nice one DamianM, great find.

 

[dh66]

Cool one DamianM. I have long been a fan of that kind of tweed fabric. Looks great.

 

[DamianM]

Fluffy cap ca.1927

 

[mikespens]

I think it's that guy from "Eraserhead" with his hair stuffed in a cap..........

 

[howardeye]

Simond's Vintage Hickory Stripe for me today! Fedoras until today!

 

[RJR]

Nice Simonds!

 

[Brother cavefish]

Simond's Vintage Hickory Stripe for me today! Fedoras until today!

why you look like an ole european fisherman, you would fit right in in my town