What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?

[DanielJones]

Dan, if I am right that is a Campdraft.
But I have been known to be wrong.

Hey Rusty, according to Zetwal above it is a 40's era Stratoliner.

Cheers!

Dan

 

[theinterchange]

Hiya Randy. The avatar hat is a 1940's/early 50's Dobbs Gay Blade.

Looks fantastic from what I see there.

 

[Lefty]

Be honest Lefty, you traded hats there didn't you? lol

Great looking lids and outfits you two have there. The shirt I think I recognize, Converse correct? What are the trousers?

Hey! I'd never do such a thing. I might take his buckeye eyes, but I can't take a man's hat.

The shirt is a Gap chambray. The pants have a longer history. I got them at a garage sale around 3 years ago, but they're just a bit big and had worthless beltloops - only in the front and sides. This past week, I finally got myself some nice but casual Filson suspenders and easily applied Carhartt suspender buttons. These will now be in the regular rotation.

I've only found this brand on Japanese sites, even though it's made in Italy.

 

[zetwal]

Zetwal: I see that some of the raindrops have beaded up. Is the hat water repellent treated or is that a testament to the fine resilience of the natural fur felt?

I don't know if Stetson (as a rule) added any water repellent agents during the 40s or not. I sort of doubt it. It seems they would have noted it somewhere on the hat. Maybe vitafelt and other such terms do sometimes refer to some sort of chemical treatment. I really don't know. Maybe someone else can tell us. I certainly have never done anything to it. By the way, all my hats are vintage, and I don't have a problem wearing any of them (untreated) out into the rain. The only exception is Montecristi hats. Those I don't wear in the rain if I can help it.

 

[150719541]

Come together ¡¡¡¡

How could anyone not love the Beatles!! This shirt is a bit Warhol-esque from Ben Sherman and is a current favourite.

Come together to use hats and listen music to high soul ¡¡¡¡¡
:eusa_clap :eusa_clap :eusa_clap :eusa_clap

 

[RobFedoraField]

congrats!!!

New bluegrass green Campdraft and a sweet little baby girl, I have reason to be ecstatic.

on the baby girl, not the hat, well, the hat too...

lol

 

[RobFedoraField]

2nd outing for newest hat

well, it's my 2nd newest hat, but the newest needs a thorough cleaning before I can break it out.

much more modern in style, but I like it, but for some reason I reminded myself of the old guy from "Up"

 

[150719541]

Nice hat ¡¡¡¡

well, it's my 2nd newest hat, but the newest needs a thorough cleaning before I can break it out.

much more modern in style, but I like it, but for some reason I reminded myself of the old guy from "Up"

The color is a special to me, great gray and the ribbon goes on good.
:eusa_clap :eusa_clap :eusa_clap

 

[daizawaguy]

Great hats everyone. A public holiday here, and took a drive to Kanazawa, on the Japan sea side - an old Samurai town

 

[RBH]

Hey Rusty, according to Zetwal above it is a 40's era Stratoliner.

Cheers!

Dan

I told ya. Been known to be wrong. lol

 

[Mr. Paladin]

Good to see all you guys.

Glad you are back, Bolt! Looking sharp in that Stetson!

 

[Mr. Paladin]

ET, good to see you too! You've been in hiding a while.

 

[Mr. Paladin]

:eusa_clap :eusa_clap :eusa_clap Well done, Bart!!

 

[Mr. Paladin]

This is one of the best shots you have ever posted, Lefty. Given your pic history, that is huge!

 

[theinterchange]

much more modern in style, but I like it, but for some reason I reminded myself of the old guy from "Up"

Adventure is out there!

But seriously, I don't see the resemblance. I like this one on you.

Randy

 

[DRB]

Went for a bike ride along Lake Champlain in Burlington, VT. I came across a stonehenge looking display. It can be used as a clock, as a calendar, and as a compass. Here is my friend showing that it is 3:45pm by the shadow he threw.

Here is my Panizza Ediston, grey. About 40-50 years old and I am the first owner. Truely a remarkable hat.

Here the professor explains how he assisted in assembling the stonehenge clock.

Here I am up high in a wheelchair accessible treehouse.

Lakeside of Lake Champlain. They have a wonderful bikepath that skirts the lake for more than 30 miles. Beautiful.

Some old guy agreed to pose with me.

 

[DanielJones]

Hey! I'd never do such a thing. I might take his buckeye eyes, but I can't take a man's hat.

The shirt is a Gap chambray. The pants have a longer history. I got them at a garage sale around 3 years ago, but they're just a bit big and had worthless beltloops - only in the front and sides. This past week, I finally got myself some nice but casual Filson suspenders and easily applied Carhartt suspender buttons. These will now be in the regular rotation.

I've only found this brand on Japanese sites, even though it's made in Italy.

Great info! Thanks Lefty!

Cheers!

Dan

 

[theinterchange]

Great info! Thanks Lefty!

Cheers!

Dan

Those are FANTASTIC britches, I'm glad to know a bit more about them, too.

Randy

P.S Pants that look like that beg to be called britches in my book

 

[jwalls]

Today's Hat

3" brim, 3/4" crown

 

[zetwal]

I like that one jwalls. Very nice ...