When it comes to hats, there seems to be no such thing as more info than I care to know. Just not enough time to learn it all. Thanks for the info on the tie between those brands. Don't think that I've ever seen a Luxureze. Kind of sounds like a recliner brand from the 1970s.
John Lofgren Monkey Boots Shinki Horsebuttt - $1,136 The classic monkey boot silhouette in an incredibly rich Shinki russet horse leather. 
Grant Stone Diesel Boot Dark Olive Chromexcel - $395 Goodyear welted, Horween Chromexcel, classic good looks. 
Schott 568 Vandals Jacket - $1,250 The classic Perfecto motorcycle jacket, in a very special limited-edition Schott double rider style. 
Charv, please!
Great choice Rick. Love the cattleman.I was wearing a gray Mallory Ten but Matt's Resistol homburg post prompted me to reach for my old Resistol 10X western that hangs on the coat rack in my office. The felt on this rivals my Stetson 7XCB western as it is so malleable and just has a great hand to it.
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I was wearing a gray Mallory Ten but Matt's Resistol homburg post prompted me to reach for my old Resistol 10X western that hangs on the coat rack in my office. The felt on this rivals my Stetson 7XCB western as it is so malleable and just has a great hand to it.
What I said abt Machs...Harv inspired me to wear my Dobbs Twenty. Virtual twin to his (although it looks lighter here)
I'm happy to read your comments on the Imperial Stetson. It is an unusual hat in both marks and color, happy that you enjoyed seeing it. The Imperial lives in its original box - one of a small number of hat boxes that I keep for storage on the top of my hat shelves. I prefer to keep hats out where I can see them and remember to wear them. Another hat that I keep in a box is this furry Flechet, one from an incredible NOS find by RLK. A beautiful sunny day calls for a beautiful hat.
I love the way the front peak of the crown dips down on that one, Tommy. Both yours and Harv's are spectacular hats! I think the reddish ribbon with the brown felt is my favorite color combo.Harv inspired me to wear my Dobbs Twenty. Virtual twin to his (although it looks lighter here)
in love with this hat and that creaseHarv inspired me to wear my Dobbs Twenty. Virtual twin to his (although it looks lighter here)
Lobbia Borsalino in a cold morning for the week dedicated to "Antica Casa di Alessandria" production
It arrived from Italy in bad condition. It was sold in Bratislava (Czech Republic)
The paper label was ripped and it not readable
From the liner it could be made before WWII (It is my presumption)
The color is for sure "Mirtillo" and the ribbon is original like the curled brim with some damage
BSHW did the restoration in a superb way
The felt is thick and very malleable
This Lobbia (as we call this type of hats) was a big dilemma because I did not know if it was worth to restore it, then color and shape convinced me.
Mirtillo (blueberry) is one of my favorite colors of Borsalino production
Thanks for the likes on the Borsalino Trionfo of yesterday
I'm happy to read your comments on the Imperial Stetson. It is an unusual hat in both marks and color, happy that you enjoyed seeing it. The Imperial lives in its original box - one of a small number of hat boxes that I keep for storage on the top of my hat shelves. I prefer to keep hats out where I can see them and remember to wear them. Another hat that I keep in a box is this furry Flechet, one from an incredible NOS find by RLK. A beautiful sunny day calls for a beautiful hat.
Super colorsHarv inspired me to wear my Dobbs Twenty. Virtual twin to his (although it looks lighter here)
Thanks, Charlie.
I saw the comments about the Resistol brand, which made me think about a few of the ones I have hanging on the wall. My formal morning stuff is done and I'm working from home the rest of the day, so I took a few minutes to snag some pics.
Wide-brimmed stiff western? Check.
Fedora style with a 2" brim? Check.
Fedora style with a 1 1/2" brim? Check.
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I didn't realize the fedora styles had become harder to find. Good to know as I hunt the local shops and the interwebs.
