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What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?
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Short Balding Guy
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Our state license plate reads, "Land of 10,000 lakes. In fact Minnesota has 11,842 lakes. That's a lot of lakes, but Alaska has over 3,000,000 lakes. In any case this morning I watched the local Osprey's fishing and bringing food back to their high roost.
I wore a "Genuine Imported Panama."
Early summer still has a lot of color.
Home and fixing lunch I changed to a Cordova Cap. This is the ultimate in breezy and light head gear.
Cheers, Eric -
I wore a "Genuine Imported Panama."
Early summer still has a lot of color.
Home and fixing lunch I changed to a Cordova Cap. This is the ultimate in breezy and light head gear.
Cheers, Eric -
That is truly "self-conforming"!
Pacific Brim pandanus with a added feather hat band yesterday at my local beach. Got some new swim fins, but the waves were pounding me none the less, and I spent way too much time under them, rather than floating over them. Gonna head for calmer waters today, maybe Hanalei Bay.
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I like the look of that cap so much, Eric, that I immediately looked up Cordova to see where to get one. He’s not taking orders anymore. BUMMER! Looking well man.Our state license plate reads, "Land of 10,000 lakes. In fact Minnesota has 11,842 lakes. That's a lot of lakes, but Alaska has over 3,000,000 lakes. In any case this morning I watched the local Osprey's fishing and bringing food back to their high roost.
I wore a "Genuine Imported Panama."
Early summer still has a lot of color.
Home and fixing lunch I changed to a Cordova Cap. This is the ultimate in breezy and light head gear.
Cheers, Eric -
Try emailing him, he is still taking a few orders due to the uncertain economic situation.
Excellent hats I've seen this week. A pleasure to watch. It's been quite busy and I found my plans for a Ecuadorian week thwarted by a severe drop in temperature and rain. Here's the harvest for the past week without a theme though.
Penumbra
Huber's panama
Genuine panama
Albert Breiter (a renegade from German week)
Peschel (which is Austrian, so no renegade).
Penumbra
Huber's panama
Genuine panama
Albert Breiter (a renegade from German week)
Peschel (which is Austrian, so no renegade).
Rumad
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Thanks Jonesy
Short Balding Guy
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Sir, contact Mr.Cordova via his Facebook or Etsy contacts. He was taking a few orders as of last week. I have my fingers crossed for you.
Short Balding Guy
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I do see a theme - great hats for variable weather. The pugs on the straw hats are keen.
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Mid 40s Dobbs. This one seems to only like being worn on the slant.
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Mike, Thank you! Great series from you last month!
Super to see your Borsalino "Featherweight" today! Looks super inside or outside!
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Pallas possibly mid 1950s. No company mark but great Felt and Form.
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Stefan, Great series! Actually your Peschel is German. After WWII Anton Peschel started up again in Dinkelsbühl, Germany.
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A guy with an eclectic taste in style I suppose. Glad he did though!
great Borsalino today.
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Like that one a lot!! No doubt that all of yours are nice, Steve, but to me, you’ve been posting a lot of really sharp looking hats in the last week, or so.Pallas possibly mid 1950s. No company mark but great Felt and Form.
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GorgeousPallas possibly mid 1950s. No company mark but great Felt and Form.
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That’s a great looking hat Randall
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Thanks Eric, I will
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Borsalino Qualita Superiore
This Borsalino Qualita Superiore made for Portuguese market is the thinnest lightest weight Unlined felt hat I have ever handled. Super soft thin moldable felt with a 2 in brim and a mid ribbon.
Because the hat was originally sold at Teo The English Outfitters in Gibraltar I suspected the 6 3/4 sizing on the tag may well be UK sizing. It does appear by fit that is the case.
I was expecting from the photos a project hat that was going to need a deep cleaning as it appeared to be covered in some type of fungus. However I was able to remove most of it with a very heavy brushing.
It is a super comfortable and very sleek and stylish hat that is a pleasure to wear.
This Borsalino Qualita Superiore made for Portuguese market is the thinnest lightest weight Unlined felt hat I have ever handled. Super soft thin moldable felt with a 2 in brim and a mid ribbon.
Because the hat was originally sold at Teo The English Outfitters in Gibraltar I suspected the 6 3/4 sizing on the tag may well be UK sizing. It does appear by fit that is the case.
I was expecting from the photos a project hat that was going to need a deep cleaning as it appeared to be covered in some type of fungus. However I was able to remove most of it with a very heavy brushing.
It is a super comfortable and very sleek and stylish hat that is a pleasure to wear.
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