What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?

[Joshbru3]

This afternoon I been wearing my Buckarro Hatters Harvester.

I LOVE the felt/ribbon color combo. Very well done RBH! :eusa_clap:eusa_clap

 

[Joshbru3]

Im finishing up the workday in my 1950's Barrister. Its my daily hat that I wear to work with a Double Breasted overcoat. Today is casual friday at the office, so no tie today.

 

[RBH]

Thanks Josh, that WAR looks rather good on you!

 

[gtdean48]

This afternoon I been wearing my Buckaroo Hatters Harvester.

Sharp as a tack Cuz! Like the hat & band with that chore coat with the leather collar. Country Chic with those specs!!!

 

[Neophyte]

This afternoon I been wearing my Buckaroo Hatters Harvester.

Sweet lid, RBH! I wish I could rock the downturned brim on a fedora half as well as you do (believe me, I've tried) . Beautiful work by the Major as well.

 

[Lloyd]

This afternoon I been wearing my Buckaroo Hatters Harvester.

very nice!

 

[Greyfox]

Sharp as a tack Cuz! Like the hat & band with that chore coat with the leather collar. Country Chic with those specs!!!

Amen to that. Looking great Rusty.

 

[sproily]

Fredrikson, Jyväskylä
I know you are eager to know more about this city:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jyväskylä

Don't go there. Nothing to see there....

 

[DRB]

RBH, that Harvester colors and style are stunning. Cool!

Josh: no need for a tie to wear that hat. That hat can stand on it's own with you wearing it.

scooter: Welcome to the lounge. There are 5 basic types of hat edges, Underwelt, Overwelt, Cavanagh Edge, welted, and Raw Edge.
First, raw edge is just that, no special edge treatment, like this:

Then there is the underwelt: It is difficult to do, most do it with a machine. The edge of the brim is turned down and sewn in place, creating a little ridge that can be seen from below the hat. It is used sometimes on the lighter felts to provide strength to the brim so that it does not become wobbly looking. Look at the underside of this hat and you will see an underwelt:

or

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Then there is the overwelt. The overwelt is used for the same reason as the underwelt, for stability. Some use it for an aesthetic appeal.

Finally, there is the welted edge: It is just a piece of thin decorative ribbon, which can also add stability to the brim.

Hope this helps: Dennis (DRB)

 

[delectans]

Always a pleasure to see that 'signature' hat of yours, Dennis. Magnificent!

 

[DanielJones]

This afternoon I been wearing my Buckaroo Hatters Harvester.

Those are some grand colors together in that hat Rusty! Really dig on that one.:eusa_clap:eusa_clap:eusa_clap

Cheers!

Dan

 

[danofarlington]

Always a pleasure to see that 'signature' hat of yours, Dennis. Magnificent!

That's the proof of a versatile hat--can go with a suit, or with casual clothes. I would say that's uncommon.

 

[DRB]

delectans and dano, I truly thank you gentlemen.

 

[theinterchange]

Those are some grand colors together in that hat Rusty! Really dig on that one.:eusa_clap:eusa_clap:eusa_clap

Cheers!

Dan

+1 on that!

 

[theinterchange]

It's raining, so my Penman joined me out today:

Now that's a WET hat.

Randy

 

[RBH]

Thanks everyone !

 

[indycop]

 

[indycop]

This afternoon I been wearing my Buckaroo Hatters Harvester.

Excellent!

 

[indycop]

Monbla that is a beautiful hat!

 

[indycop]

New VS ArtLite custom, see Art Fawcett's thread for details...
Here's a photo...

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