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Vintage Hats from 1920's - 40's Ireland Question

velvetackbar

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Portland
Leaving Galway today.

Quick notes: there is an excellent exhibit at the Galway museum that includes one hat. American flat brimmed fedora that belonged to a soldier in the Irish Army that was executed--Liam Mellows, iirc.

The stores here now only sell mass market flat caps from Macron and a few fedora shaped things for people to keep the rain off their heads.

Plenty of photos of people wearing caps, but as was told to me by the clerk where I bought my cap, "it's too windy here for hats and umbrellas".

Galway is devoid of a hat store.
 

Leather_nube

One of the Regulars
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Location
EU mainland
Leaving Galway today.

Quick notes: there is an excellent exhibit at the Galway museum that includes one hat. American flat brimmed fedora that belonged to a soldier in the Irish Army that was executed--Liam Mellows, iirc.

The stores here now only sell mass market flat caps from Macron and a few fedora shaped things for people to keep the rain off their heads.

Plenty of photos of people wearing caps, but as was told to me by the clerk where I bought my cap, "it's too windy here for hats and umbrellas".

Galway is devoid of a hat store.
Go to Kevin and Howlin in Dublin.
 

Leather_nube

One of the Regulars
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EU mainland
Go to Kevin and Howlin in Dublin.
Just for you. My HWM + Kevin and Howlin hat. It doesn’t work, but kinda does
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vancouver, canada
Leaving Galway today.

Quick notes: there is an excellent exhibit at the Galway museum that includes one hat. American flat brimmed fedora that belonged to a soldier in the Irish Army that was executed--Liam Mellows, iirc.

The stores here now only sell mass market flat caps from Macron and a few fedora shaped things for people to keep the rain off their heads.

Plenty of photos of people wearing caps, but as was told to me by the clerk where I bought my cap, "it's too windy here for hats and umbrellas".

Galway is devoid of a hat store.
Sadly, much of the world is devoid of good hat stores. Galway at least has swans!
 

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