Western, anyone?

[VoodooSan]

That's is an impressive hat, Mark. Great find.

Thanks, Stefan!

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Life was challenging out west... no cupholders lol

Or vacuum ashtrays like Cadillacs had.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Out on a provisions run for Saint Patrick’s weekend coming up, under a Gannon Highwayman.

 

[RickP]

Or vacuum ashtrays like Cadillacs had.

Or Bars in the back seat! Im thinking the Imperial actually had a mini bar up front lol

 

[T Jones]

Getting caught up on a few projects. This is a custom Western that I built for a customer. It's about ready to go to its new home. The customer wanted a Cutter crease but with something more pronounced than just two bumps. This is what we came up with. The brim width is 4 1/8 inches with a wide curl and "pull downs, front and back", (last picture).

 

[VoodooSan]

Getting caught up on a few projects. This is a custom Western that I built for a customer. It's about ready to go to its new home. The customer wanted a Cutter crease but with something more pronounced than just two bumps. This is what we came up with. The brim width is 4 1/8 inches with a wide curl and "pull downs, front and back", (last picture). View attachment 689047 View attachment 689048 View attachment 689049 View attachment 689051

Gorgeous, Terry. Another winner!!

 

[VoodooSan]

I don’t buy many new western hats these days; usually on the average of maybe one felt and one straw per year. I can’t SWEAR this is brand new, but it certainly does not appear to have ever graced anyone’s head before mine.

I bought this, the moment I saw it advertised, for three reasons 1) I own a 7X beaver American I use in CAS, and it’s a phenomenally well-made hat. 2) I’ve always wanted a hat in black cherry. Yes, it’s hard to capture the color on film, but in real life, in sunlight, it’s a stunning hue. 3) This is a 10X, and it was priced at roughly 25% of current, out-the-door prices. Bonus, upon receiving it: the gentle kettle-curl to the brim. This has a VERY “1940s Stetson” vibe to it, and that’s absolutely one of my sweet spots.

 

[T Jones]

I don’t buy many new western hats these days; usually on the average of maybe one felt and one straw per year. I can’t SWEAR this is brand new, but it certainly does not appear to have ever graced anyone’s head before mine.

I bought this for three reasons, the moment I saw it advertised. 1) I own a 7X beaver American I use in CAS, and it’s a phenomenally well-made hat. 2) I’ve always wanted a hat in black cherry. Yes, it’s hard to capture the color on film, but in real life, in sunlight, it’s a stunning hue. 3) This is a 10X, and it was priced at roughly 25% of current, out-the-door prices. Bonus, upon receiving it: the gentle kettle-curl to the brim. This has a VERY “1940s Stetson” vibe to it, and that’s absolutely one of my sweet spots.


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Nice!

 

[T Jones]

Gorgeous, Terry. Another winner!!

Thank you Mark!

 

[VoodooSan]

Nice!

Thanks, Terry!

 

[Hurricane Jack]

I don’t buy many new western hats these days

Has a good look to it.

 

[Steve1857]

Getting caught up on a few projects. This is a custom Western that I built for a customer. It's about ready to go to its new home. The customer wanted a Cutter crease but with something more pronounced than just two bumps. This is what we came up with. The brim width is 4 1/8 inches with a wide curl and "pull downs, front and back", (last picture). View attachment 689047 View attachment 689048 View attachment 689049 View attachment 689051

Jaw droppingly awesome, Terry!

 

[T Jones]

Jaw droppingly awesome, Terry!

Thank you, Steve! It's a beautiful hat in person. I wish I had that felt and material to make one like that for myself.