Ok, Neo. You've inspired me to start screwing around with new creases. I've had his old Stetson Twenty Five OR lying around-- it's got some pretty good wear to begin with, but I always felt that the original crease "cattleman?" looked great in a profile but was way too tapered for me from the front, and didn't work too well with what seems like a cup and snap brim.
Hey Johnny, you wouldn't be able to remember where you read that fact about crown height would you? I would like to read that myself. I just measured from my chin to eyes and the statement holds true in my case.
I measured 4 1/2 inches. That puts me at a low-crowned wearer. I have always felt that I needed a low crown but never saw it in writing. I have finally sold off all my higher crowned hats and now insist that my hats now and in the future are no more than 5" open crowned. I do not prefer for my hat creases to be deep and sharply pronounced but rather, soft and flowing.
I am sure there are plenty of people here though that think otherwise. I think my style is a bit of a rarity here.
Sorry but I can't remember where I read that. I think it was over at COW a few years ago. I have been into hats since I was seven so you loose track where you learn stuff. But I am glad it helped.
Johnny
Bowlerman's crease looks a lot like the way the Akubra Campdraft is styled on the sites that sell them. Lots of vendors show the CD in a telescope, with the brim either flat or turned down.
You guys have been busy.
Kudos.
Harry.
Considering it's now an Australian hat, sounds reasonable that they would crease it and direct their sales ideas towards their biggest market, Australia Besides, it's not a big seller in their line-upBowlerman's crease looks a lot like the way the Akubra Campdraft is styled on the sites that sell them. Lots of vendors show the CD in a telescope, with the brim either flat or turned down.
Considering it's now an Australian hat, sounds reasonable that they would crease it and direct their sales ideas towards their biggest market, Australia Besides, it's not a big seller in their line-up
Onward thru the Fog
Considering it's now an Australian hat, sounds reasonable that they would crease it and direct their sales ideas towards their biggest market, Australia Besides, it's not a big seller in their line-up
Onward thru the Fog
Nice Job, with a western like this ¡¡¡¡¡¡Stetson 100 western....
Not sure what your point is, was any Akubra not an Australian hat at some point?
The "Campdraft Nouveau?"
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