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What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?

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Chamuco

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Gannon in Silvermist today

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Michael R.

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Hey all!
"To dent, or not to dent?"
That was the question. After long contemplation, I decided to honor the French love of tradition and wear this vintage Fléchet homburg old school.

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Enjoying the feel of fog blowing across my face after several hot and dry days.
Have a great afternoon!

Moe , you can definitely wear the Hommies well Hommie . :D Looks good either way , but I vote to dent .
 

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My grandson is a 1 year today and he has a nice Resistol fedora waiting for him. If it were my size...well you know.

I can't wait till he'll actually wear it. Right now if I put it on his head he just wants to pull it off and look at it.

It was hard for me to wait, too. By the time my 4-year-old was born, I had about 6 tiny, vintage hats waiting for him, including two mint condition Stratoliners. It took a while, but he eventually quit throwing, bending, and scrunching them. These days, if he's in the bright desert sun, he immediately asks for his hat. Two-year-old likes to copy his brother, so they're both coming along now. Older one asks all the time if he gets all my hats when he's a "big boy."
 

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It was hard for me to wait, too. By the time my 4-year-old was born, I had about 6 tiny, vintage hats waiting for him, including two mint condition Stratoliners. It took a while, but he eventually quit throwing, bending, and scrunching them. These days, if he's in the bright desert sun, he immediately asks for his hat. Two-year-old likes to copy his brother, so they're both coming along now. Older one asks all the time if he gets all my hats when he's a "big boy."
Isn't parenthood just the greatest damn thing in the universe ?
You're a great dad my friend
 

frussell

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Regarding parenthood, yes sir, I believe it is. Even when you wait until you're approaching "old fart" age like I did. Seems weird to be jealous of a toddler's hat collection, but that Cavanagh milan in the photo is a killer, as is his Lee "Warren." Anthony, I posted an ad here asking for small sized vintage, and fellow Loungers came through big time. Hats are MUCH cheaper in the 6 1/2 to 6 3/4 size range.
 
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Michael R.

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Pinheads are so lucky.

Maybe , but having a baseball head on a basketball size body would look really weird . But ... having a basketball head on a baseball size body looks weird , too . Sad that cranial capacity doesn't always relate to $$$$$$$$ earning ability , but the noggin covers cost more anyway . Its the law of supply and demand . And people's heads are bigger (as we know) these days .
 
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Hat, boots, shirt ... dog. It's ALL good!

Thanks, Bob. The shirt is sort of a hybrid of my favorite styles. It's a Rockmount in a westen aloha theme with snap buttons. The dogs always photo bombing me.

Yes!! Very nice.

Thanks, Harv. I've got an affinity for the OR style hats. One of these days I hope to find a vintage Stetson in my size I can afford. I picked up this one somewhere other that the bay for around $50.
 

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What a GREAT convo, D-Man! A classic contemporary with vintage undertones!!

From the photo, I didn't see any poison ivy. The vines look to have five leaves. I got into it very badly once many years ago, (never remember seeing it growing up in northern VT, so that was my first experience) and became a quasi expert in identifying it in the wild. Once was enough. Haven't done it again since. Stay VIGILENT!!
Thanks for all the comments and likes for my conversion yesterday.Definitly not poison ivy,but I'm with bowlerman plants worry me.I got the tree off the fence no problem.It was the not my tree but I cleaned it up myself.
 
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