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Looks good on you Jeff! The side profile looks great. Thanks for digging the pics out. For me I always roll with less fender; just my preference.I found the old pics.
Looks good on you Jeff! The side profile looks great. Thanks for digging the pics out. For me I always roll with less fender; just my preference.I found the old pics.
I tried the Staker Gus Buckaroo crease but my hat is blocked too straight & it didn't look right. The Gus Buckaroo takes more roundness.
I next tried this crease that Jaxon does but I put a mule kick in the back to take away some of the roundness & height. I'm really not a fan of the mule kick & if I end up using one it will be smaller than shown. Compare this idea to the Jaxon pic above. These creases are all done dry so I would get better definition with steam.
Then I tried this vintage crease from above. Can't remember but the hat above may belong to Vic. Hard to keep the dents in & the slope closed down narrow without using steam. I would raise the dents to try & take out the taper.
In either case I would probably go with a hatband in the 1-1/4" - 1-1/2" range which will eat up some of the height.
What do you guys think? I welcome your opinions.
Well, I do love the look of the Woomera above. It's kind of how I wear mine, but without the sides pushed in. Just got a new one and I'm playing around with it, but I keep coming back to the same ole bash - just push the front down as far as it can go - as long as your head still fits inside - and leave it be. It's a real iconic Aussie outback hat where there's not much fussing around, just work the hat to death.For the Dry Gulch in Tanbark I'm considering a crease something like below. Only thing is it leaves a large rounded area in the back of the crown & so they usually put in a mule kick. I'm normally not a big fan of mule kicks.
Thinking of having this hatband beaded for it.
For the black Outlaw I'm considering something along the lines of these but I'm not sure I want to end up with a crown that tall. I think I would rather come up with a crease option to sink some of that crown.
What do you think?
I found the old pics. All in all it was a much better hat in its original form, but after a haircut, I shave, and some weight loss for me, the hat just dwarfed me. I think you would wear the crease well if you wanted to.
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Beautiful hats. What style and colours are they?I can always lay the rake angle down a little.
These are both by Staker & I think these hats are beautiful.
https://www.stakerhats.com/
Been a while since I watched that movie. Thanks BB!This is for HJ. I know he's been considering something similar for one of his westerns. I watched a bit of "The Undefeated" last night and the Duke was wearing this.
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Not sure if you are thinking these hats are mine or not, but they aren't. I just used them as examples of creases I like. All info on style & colors can be found at Staker's website.Beautiful hats. What style and colours are they?
Nice shape,love the beaded band.Ridin' for the Rand brand today.
Ridin' for the Rand brand today.
Nice tall crown and beaded hatband.Ridin' for the Rand brand today.
Ridin' for the Rand brand today.
Really nice color and crease. Is that also an original band?Another Resistol Stagecoach.
Thank you. Yes it is. I think it goes well with the color of the hat.Really nice color and crease. Is that also an original band?
I like that color.Another Resistol Stagecoach.