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What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?

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redhawks2

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What, this old thing? This is a Stetson 25 that I don't wear much because it is in such good shape that I get paranoid when wearing it outside the house. It has a 2-7/8" brim which is just a bit wider than I normally wear as I am particularly fond of the 2-5/8" brim width that is just perfect, I believe, for everyone on the planet:D Okay, so it is a wee bit of a generalisation. So I dusted this thing off and have been wearing it all day and by golly, nothing has destroyed it! Yet.:whistling
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anon`

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What was, until this morning, a Trackside in steel from Art. I gave it a more severe pinch this morning over coffee, as the bullhead-like pinch on the Trackside really isn't terribly complimentary of my face any longer, especially on a hat that I've nearly shrunk out of!

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billysmom

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redhawks2 said:
What, this old thing? This is a Stetson 25 that I don't wear much because it is in such good shape that I get paranoid when wearing it outside the house. It has a 2-7/8" brim which is just a bit wider than I normally wear as I am particularly fond of the 2-5/8" brim width that is just perfect, I believe, for everyone on the planet:D Okay, so it is a wee bit of a generalisation. So I dusted this thing off and have been wearing it all day and by golly, nothing has destroyed it! Yet.:whistling
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That is simply gorgeous! It deserves to be worn, seen and appreciated!

:eusa_clap :eusa_clap :eusa_clap

Sue
 

Scott Wood

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Jauntyone said:
Riding the rails to-day! At the Gare du Nord in Paris wearing my VS steel blue fedora:
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Great hat, now take it and get on the first train to Gare D'Austerlitz where you board the sleeper to Hendaye/Irun. After another half hour on a commuter called El Topo you arrive in the city of San Sebastien/Donosti Espana:eusa_clap . One of the most beautiful and wonderful places. I lived there 3 years and miss it always :(
Back on topic that hat is lovely :D:eusa_clap :eusa_clap :eusa_clap
 

Scott Wood

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redhawks2 said:
What, this old thing? This is a Stetson 25 that I don't wear much because it is in such good shape that I get paranoid when wearing it outside the house. It has a 2-7/8" brim which is just a bit wider than I normally wear as I am particularly fond of the 2-5/8" brim width that is just perfect, I believe, for everyone on the planet:D Okay, so it is a wee bit of a generalisation. So I dusted this thing off and have been wearing it all day and by golly, nothing has destroyed it! Yet.:whistling
Watching out for pigeons and seagulls???:eek:
;)
 

BobC

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redhawks2 said:
What, this old thing? This is a Stetson 25 that I don't wear much because it is in such good shape that I get paranoid when wearing it outside the house. It has a 2-7/8" brim which is just a bit wider than I normally wear as I am particularly fond of the 2-5/8" brim width that is just perfect, I believe, for everyone on the planet:D Okay, so it is a wee bit of a generalisation. So I dusted this thing off and have been wearing it all day and by golly, nothing has destroyed it! Yet.:whistling
AAA013-1.jpg

Wear it, rh. I looks real good on you.
 

indycop

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anon` said:
What was, until this morning, a Trackside in steel from Art. I gave it a more severe pinch this morning over coffee, as the bullhead-like pinch on the Trackside really isn't terribly complimentary of my face any longer, especially on a hat that I've nearly shrunk out of!

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2Jan2009-4.JPG
That is a great looking hat!!:eusa_clap :eusa_clap
 

Scott Wood

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RBH said:
Great hats all.. heres to you :eusa_clap

Getting ready to go out in the cold, wearing my Borsolino Alessandria.
That Alessandria is such a great looking hat.:eusa_clap I think of that colour in terms of "Pearl" is there a proper name for it?[huh]
I definitely don't have anything as nice a colour in my stable
 

jimmy the lid

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RBH said:
Great hats all.. heres to you :eusa_clap

Getting ready to go out in the cold, wearing my Borsolino Alessandria.

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That hat was made for you, Rusty! :eusa_clap :eusa_clap :eusa_clap

So, here's an observation -- I find the thin felt on the Borso Alessandrias to be a bit too insubstantial to fend off the deep cold of winter. I like something a bit thicker in terms of felt for the winter months. Anyone else have views on that?

Cheers,
JtL
 

ScottF

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djgo-cat-go said:

Tremendous pic!

Everyone's looking great today - even rlk of Antarctica.

Anon - where do you keep coming up with all the great hats? That one is fabulous!
 

Scott Wood

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jimmy the lid said:
That hat was made for you, Rusty! :eusa_clap :eusa_clap :eusa_clap

So, here's an observation -- I find the thin felt on the Borso Alessandrias to be a bit too insubstantial to fend off the deep cold of winter. I like something a bit thicker in terms of felt for the winter months. Anyone else have views on that?

Cheers,
JtL
I have been wearing my Neapolitan XXXXX(haven't found any other name or reference on it) the last couple of days and have found that even though the felt is that buttery, luxuriant, light type the wider multi-layered sweat and cushy lining make up the difference. Should mention though that when it gets too bitter I have wrap around "rabbit ears" lol
 

The Lark

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I've already shown this in the Holmes thread, but what the hell it's a funky pic.

I used an old wool felt black fedora to try and mimic one of the Sherlock Holmes posters I saw.

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