What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?

[Miamibruno]

It depends on where you live. Off the top of my head I can think of two here in my hometown of Whittier (California), and there are a number of them in the Hollywood area. The trouble is that they're now called "vintage clothes" and sell for far more than they used to at the "thrift/used clothing" stores.

Your right about that Zombie. That's what I meant, they call it "vintage" rather than "used". I bought that tuxedo for $35. It was in perfect shape. Wore it all the time. Unfortunately, I outgrew it. And not height wise, either. I also miss what was called "junk shops". They rarely have anything like it. Some "antique stores" appear to be junk shops but they never are like the ones I use to frequent that had rows and rows of everything from sewing machines to waffle irons to sad irons to just plain junk. Used to find great things there for $5 and $10. Alas.

 

[AbbaDatDeHat]

Stetson The Sovereign Twenty for the morning
DSCN6783 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
DSCN6772 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
DSCN6773 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Warmer than yesterday, but still coat weather.
DSCN6780 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Have a great Thanksgiving,
Michael

Absolutely beautiful hat! Your photos show such soft texture detail you can almost feel it. Super attire as always. Dynamite D crease. Over the top! Thanks

 

[FedOregon]

Stunning hat Sir! Crisp and classy! That color is the perfect color for a red beard sprinkled with wisdom. Outstanding! Thanks.

This is meant for @mmbarnes

 

[AbbaDatDeHat]

This is meant for @mmbarnes

Thank you Sir. My rookie mistake.

 

[AbbaDatDeHat]

Very wet and dreary in Dublin this morning, my sterkowski kept me dry earlier so time for a campdraft, we'll see how it takes an hours rainfall on the walk to and from my kids schools' later. View attachment 94666

Totally totally beautiful hat and crease. Such color and texture contrast. Love it! Thanks

 

[AbbaDatDeHat]

Merry Tuesday.

Crofut & Knapp Forty

I hope that you each have a fun day.

Oh my! Oh my! Hat archive photo! I might have to go lay down. Heavenly! Thanks for sharing.

 

[FedOregon]

Thank you Sir. My rookie mistake.

I've done it myself.

 

[sergejvandervreede]

Today is another ancient French hat on stroll to my office

It is a JB made of wool, or mixed felt, before World War II

It comes from that landmark located in Strasbourg and precisely in the Chapellerie Meer

I have a particular preference for this hat even if some signs of the time are on it

Thanks for your appreciation for Monday's Flechet

Cool piece of history, Daniele!

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[moehawk]

Looking good Moe. Are you taking the sleigh to Grandma's?

Enjoy,
Michael

Thanks Michael! It was a Honda Pilot. But we did go over a river and through the woods.

 

[moehawk]

I like the cut of that jacket, goes well with the Pilgrim.

Thanks Red! One of my better non-hat thrift store finds.

 

[Jhoff_1979]

Happy belated turkey day folks!

Was out and about hopping from one family member to the next yesterday. Such is married life.

Btw, I am thankful for finding this site and my ever growing collection of vintage and modern.

 

[KarlCrow]

Habig on a frosty Friday

 

[casechopper]

Hatpeople full cut cap Yesterday (my youngest son is wearing a fleece lined wool cap).

 

[RJR]

Borsalino water repellent this morning.

 

[101 Pathfinder]

Dobbs Stringy Brim in Black to offset my gold accessories.

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[Daniele Tanto]

Good morning loungers. Gray Friday is not black, but almost, until the late morning

Flechet De Luxe with pleated bow

The felt is very soft and thin, the ribbon is matching the itscolor, as well as the one that trimmed the brims

The hat is probably made in the 1950s or maybe a little earlier

Thanks for your likes on JB that belongs to the heyday of the hatters world
Good Friday

 

[Michael A]

Absolutely beautiful hat! Your photos show such soft texture detail you can almost feel it. Super attire as always. Dynamite D crease. Over the top! Thanks

Thank you sir. That hat does have a particularly soft finish.

Michael

 

[Michael A]

Warm day today. Royal Stetson OR
DSCN6803 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
DSCN6804 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
A great $10 (MSRP) hat.
11-24-2017 Today's Clothes by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Will have to select a cap for my bicycle ride today.

Anybody shopping?
Michael

 

[Redfokker]

Habig on a frosty Friday
View attachment 94888

Keep warm under that Habig Karl. Nice "organic" crease, looks so comfy.

Hatpeople full cut cap Yesterday (my youngest son is wearing a fleece lined wool cap).

Priceless Sam. Great cap too, but that one on your son...love it.

Dobbs Stringy Brim in Black to offset my gold accessories.

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Embrace the stingy my friend. Classic early 60s lines.

Good morning loungers. Gray Friday is not black, but almost, until the late morning

Flechet De Luxe with pleated bow

The felt is very soft and thin, the ribbon is matching the itscolor, as well as the one that trimmed the brims

The hat is probably made in the 1950s or maybe a little earlier

Thanks for your likes on JB that belongs to the heyday of the hatters world
Good Friday

Happy Friday to you as well Daniele. That pleated ribbon is really cool looking. The softness of that felt jumps out of these images, it appears so smooth and touchable.

Warm day today. Royal Stetson OR
DSCN6803 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
DSCN6804 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
A great $10 (MSRP) hat.
11-24-2017 Today's Clothes by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Will have to select a cap for my bicycle ride today.

Anybody shopping?
Michael

Fantastic look today Michael, love that leather blazer.

 

[Richard Morgan]

Not shopping in an Stetson made under license in some unidentified Spanish speaking country. No sweatband or lining when I got it. Scott at Fine Vintage Fedoras cleaned, blocked and added liner and sweat. If anyone has info on where and when it may have been made please enlighten me.

2 different manufacturer tags seem to indicate 50s or maybe even 40s, but not sure the tags are a good indicator on licensed hats.


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