When you're new to something, it's always grand when the veterans are more than willing to lend a helping hand.
Well then, here's the best advise you'll ever get: Try a hat on before you buy it.
When you're new to something, it's always grand when the veterans are more than willing to lend a helping hand.
Well then, here's the best advise you'll ever get: Try a hat on before you buy it.
I have decided on getting a custom-made fedora by Art Fawcett. Scouting eBay for a vintage hat would be too much of a hassle in terms of sizing, and I don't think I'll be able to find the hat that I truly want.
You've quoted that mantra before, but I still think, it's about the silliest advice I've ever heard on TFL! That would make it impossible for many Loungers to wear anything but the worst off-the-rack-hats. They may satisfy you - but they certainly do not satisfy me. Different strokes for different folks.
That's rich! A fundamental rule of all things sartorial, that is inconvenient for you to abide by, is proclaimed to be silly.You've quoted that mantra before, but I still think, it's about the silliest advice I've ever heard on TFL!
Well then, here's the best advise you'll ever get: Try a hat on before you buy it.
As to Borsos, they were once a very fine product. I'd suggest that ended by 1970 when the rest of the hat industry went kaput. I have a few from pre 1960 and they rival anything Stetson made.
I have a couple of the Bencraft Alessandrias. I wouldn't call them garbage. Tom
Maybe he sent them over to Sulka. There were a bunch of odd lots lying around when they were shuttered.Sy must have kept them all... I never saw a one in the stores