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Dinerman said:yeah, well, with no sweatband, no tags and no liner- what would you call it?
Cool hat with no sweatband, tags or liner.
Dinerman said:yeah, well, with no sweatband, no tags and no liner- what would you call it?
Dinerman said:yeah, well, with no sweatband, no tags and no liner- what would you call it?
RondoHatton said:JUST IN - email: "start Thursday"!
Dinerman said:1920s furry whatsit.
kschurch said:I've seen many of your posts on this thread and I'm impressed with your collection and style. It seems pretty courageous to buck the trend of your peers, especially when it comes to clothes and hats other than ball caps.
I am curious as to the reaction of your fellow students. Some of your photos depict you as a popular fellow. Has your knack for keen dressing rubbed off on any of your classmates and caused them to step it up a bit?
PADDY said:
Mr. Rover said:Very different look for you, Paddy. I like the 50s look on you more than the 30s/40s, actually.
Mr. Rover said:Yeah- I'm a drama major at NYU. Would you expect anything less?
:eusa_clap :eusa_clap :eusa_clap :eusa_clap :eusa_clapRBH said:Today I am wearing my newly re-ribbon Ecuador Hat Co. fedora.
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That is a really nice hat!:eusa_clapDay_late said:Today's hat is my new Akubra Squatter. The first pic shows the color well.
I tried an Indy-style bash, but settled on this teardrop style. It's a great hat for our recent snowy weather.
Regards,
Warren