What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?

[steur]

Here they are

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Very nice, Max. Would be hard to choose between them.

 

[steur]

A misty morning so I went with the Malrov.

Very nice, Bob. I know now to keep an eye out for one.

 

[steur]

Keeping with the long hair theme this morning, I'm going out for errands in the cool of the morning. The forest fire haze is keeping temps down this a.m., but it is going up to the 90s after lunch. I grabbed my Penn-Craft English stingy with a wonderful long hair finish. Love the feel of this hat. The Penn Craft license was sold off to England just after the merger in 1946. This license example is from the early 1960s

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Looking good in felt again, Mike. And that felt on the Penn-Craft has pettting appeal.

 

[BobHufford]

Very nice, Bob. I know now to keep an eye out for one.

Thanks Stefan!

 

[steur]

Just one today, but not the least of them. Borsalino Ghiaccio.

 

[Wyldkarma]

Out and about in the Vtg Stetson panama.

 

[Sonero]

Tilley's cotton T5:

I think one side of the brim is larger than the other. Can this be or do I just have a knack for finding defects in everything ?

 

[steur]

Out and about in the Vtg Stetson panama.

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Sharp!

 

[quikrick]

Modernish Stetson Temple, in Caribou. I bought this several months ago from DeadlyHandsome.

 

[Bamaboots]

Cav 100

 

[225sam]

Saks Fifth Avenue circa 1950's

 

[Wyldkarma]

Out and about in the Vtg Stetson panama.

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Right before leaving the house this morning I set this hat on the granite kitchen counter, put a damp washcloth over the brim and gave it a just couple light passes with a steam iron. All the little wrinkles / ripples have disappered.

 

[mayserwegener]

Tonak "Flexible" production date, Week 47, 1958. The felt is very similar to a lighter weight Borsalino of the time period but with far less quality components and a fraction of the cost. This hat was made for the Czechoslovakian market and from my May 2016 Czech find.

May 2016 Czech Find

 

[Tukwila]

Tonak "Flexible" production date, Week 47, 1958. The felt is very similar to a lighter weight Borsalino of the time period but with far less quality components and a fraction of the cost. This hat was made for the Czechoslovakian market and from my May 2016 Czech find.

May 2016 Czech Find

Wow.

 

[Wyldkarma]

Just one today, but not the least of them. Borsalino Ghiaccio.
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The perfect Borso....wow.

 

[msoliday]

Funny, I only wear three or four hats all summer (two straws and two felts), so I don’t stop in as often as I do in cooler weather. I need to change that!!!

Here’s one of my summer felts. Brass Rooster custom. Simple, clean and lean. Enjoy!

-Mike

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[Chamuco]

Akubra Adventurer

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[Chamuco]

Bike ride, Stetson No Fly Zone

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[Chamuco]

Friday at Ganaderia La Concepción bullfight bull ranch, Akubra Snowy River in Santone

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[Chamuco]

More pics of Ganaderia La Concepcion

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