What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?

[Wyldkarma]

Vintage Wormser for my dermatologist visit this afternoon.

 

[Héctor Fernández]

Looking great today Hector!

Thanks my friend. The sun is refusing to come out, lol...

 

[Pellie]

Now that is one sweet looking hat, Marcel.

Thanks Steve!

 

[Pellie]

Nice one, Marcel!
Love fish/canine bows!
Though I’ve never seen a shark with ears.
Great hat. Thanks for letting me see how the sewing pattern is from inside.
Be helpful when I attempt to do my next gilled bow.

You're welcome!

 

[mayserwegener]

German Velour possibly early 1930s later 1920s could be older. Not sure if it had a liner. No company mark or paper label. I found this hat a long while ago but it's a very nice old Velour.

 

[PanosChris]

German Velour possibly early 1930s later 1920s could be older. Not sure if it had a liner. No company mark or paper label. I found this hat a long while ago but it's a very nice old Velour.

Wonderful Steve! The shape and proportions of it reminds me a lot the Huckel prima.
When I think of velour hats, the first thing that comes in mind is your exquisite collection
Panos

 

[mayserwegener]

Wonderful Steve! The shape and proportions of it reminds me a lot the Huckel prima.
When I think of velour hats, the first thing that comes in mind is your exquisite collection
Panos

Chris, Thank you! This hat has a tall crown.

 

[Hagwood]

Thank you very much. The gills are outstanding in my opinion. Especially with the dogears. Not many hatmakers do make the ears Mike told me, but if that is true, i don't know.

Very nice. That bow looks a lot like the one I made for my Disney, although I had to use Petersham since I couldn’t find any 2” woven edge in the color I was wanting. I’ll have to try it again with some 1-1/2” when I don’t have to hide bleaching from the previous ribbon. It is very time consuming and tedious.

Maybe I didn’t make it long enough though, I ran out of ribbon since I only ordered one yard and this takes more than a regular bow:

 

[deadlyhandsome]

Miller Bros. Horseman

 

[Randall Renshaw]

Stetsonian... View attachment 214309 View attachment 214310

Looks great, Hector! And it looks a lot like my 50s Dobbs I posted yesterday!

 

[Hagwood]

German Velour possibly early 1930s later 1920s could be older. Not sure if it had a liner. No company mark or paper label. I found this hat a long while ago but it's a very nice old Velour.

Very nice Steve. Now that is a tall crown !!

 

[Hagwood]

Stetsonian... View attachment 214309 View attachment 214310

Very nice Hector, is that the modern one ?

 

[Héctor Fernández]

Very nice Hector, is that the modern one ?

Thanks, yes it is.

 

[Héctor Fernández]

Looks great, Hector! And it looks a lot like my 50s Dobbs I posted yesterday!

Thanks Randall!

 

[Blare]

Miller Bros. Horseman

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Looking great Brent. You wear those big brims so well

 

[mayserwegener]

Very nice Steve. Now that is a tall crown !!

Tim, Thank you!

 

[Pellie]

Very nice. That bow looks a lot like the one I made for my Disney, although I had to use Petersham since I couldn’t find any 2” woven edge in the color I was wanting. I’ll have to try it again with some 1-1/2” when I don’t have to hide bleaching from the previous ribbon. It is very time consuming and tedious.

Maybe I didn’t make it long enough though, I ran out of ribbon since I only ordered one yard and this takes more than a regular bow:

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That looks good too.....

 

[DaveProc]

Eddie Bauer Open Road beater today

 

[GHT]

That is how to wear a hat when the hatband has a "tail." It looks right, there's a ruggedness to it too, how well it goes with the sheepskin collared jacket. Does anyone remember a fad where a necktie was wrapped around the hatband and the surplus length left hanging down the back? I saw some old photos recently of previous fashion fads, the necktie hatband was amongst them. My take is that a necktie looks in place when worn around the neck.

 

[fabiovenhorst]

Ramenzoni Solis