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What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?

bowlerman

I'll Lock Up
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Dennis Brooks, Fine Fur Hats— black beaver, 2 1/4” raw brim. This was my first 100% beaver hat and has served me well. I like the character it is developing.
 
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Albany Oregon
Dapper as always Fabio. Love that suit coat. Springtime in your hemisphere! Yay!

View attachment 271769 Dennis Brooks, Fine Fur Hats— black beaver, 2 1/4” raw brim. This was my first 100% beaver hat and has served me well. I like the character it is developing.
Character for sure! Great look sir!

Dog soirée completed and home to eat some apple pie for breakfast.

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Cheers, Eric -
Your posts on Facebook always remind me of how I've neglected my life on the lounge. Love the pie image, good choice!

Good to see your brim Perry.

Some sort of German wool hat on a nippy morning
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And international army surplus day with Swedish, US and Germany covered
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Have a good Monday,
Michael
Lots of wool there Michael. Sheep beware! Love all of it.
 
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Somewhere south of crazy
Dapper as always Fabio. Love that suit coat. Springtime in your hemisphere! Yay!


Character for sure! Great look sir!


Your posts on Facebook always remind me of how I've neglected my life on the lounge. Love the pie image, good choice!


Good to see your brim Perry.


Lots of wool there Michael. Sheep beware! Love all of it.
I don't show my brim to just anyone, you know.
 

Short Balding Guy

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Minnesota, USA
Fawn 1930's fedora for relocating leaves, removing some screens and checking the snowblower. Tomorrow there exists a chance of measurable snow that has me concerned I am ready.

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This fedora is a Brock made by the Wolthausen hat corporation. This is when they bought the plant from WHC or the wolthausen hat corporation.

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Wolthausen owned the factory from 1895 until 1930. Kensington and then Stetson had possession after. (There is a little bit of mixed information on the Internet that suggests that the plant was sold in 1930 but that Stetson didn’t put their name on it until 1935.)

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Cheers. Be safe, be strong and see you on the street post pandemic, Eric -
 
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Fawn 1930's fedora for relocating leaves, removing some screens and checking the snowblower. Tomorrow there exists a chance of measurable snow that has me concerned I am ready.

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This fedora is a Brock made by the Wolthausen hat corporation. This is when they bought the plant from WHC or the wolthausen hat corporation.

DSC03225-M.jpg


Wolthausen owned the factory from 1895 until 1930. Kensington and then Stetson had possession after. (There is a little bit of mixed information on the Internet that suggests that the plant was sold in 1930 but that Stetson didn’t put their name on it until 1935.)

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Cheers. Be safe, be strong and see you on the street post pandemic, Eric -
That's beautiful, Eric.
 

Erehwon

One of the Regulars
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Germany
Me, neither, but it’s near the top of my wish list!



Looks good to me. I want a Fed IV, but I’ve never had an open crown before. The whole do your own bash thing is a bit intimidating, but I expect to give it a go at some stage next year.

I insist, you try it! Bashing is not a big deal in the end. I never "misbashed" one hat, it has always worked. Watch the video.
I never bashed in an highly accurate style. I never said: "this is the perfect crease, I have to reach for it." I simply bash, and be happy with my unique formed hats.

All hats I have were open crowned. I can't get around with a pre-creased. ;)

Regards,
Arne
 
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Nederland
Love the Wormser And very cool liner on the Adam.
Thanks, Joe.

Very cool hat. I thought it was the Musketeer as well.

Everybody needs at least one good blue hat. Nice one, Reggie.

Knox derby:

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And my just arrived Akubra Sombrero:

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Now to shape the beast!
Somehow you seem happier with the sombrero!

Thanks to everyone for the compliments. Stevens-Vanzina sincerely thanks;)
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Sun today after 48 hours of rain and a good opportunity to give air to another Borsalino, a close relative of the two showed together the day before yesterday
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Borsalino Qualità Supeirore size is 6 or 59 cm. or 7 3/8. The proportions are the same, wide and raw brim, medium high crown.
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What changes is the felt, finished with short hair and a color very close to the "Dattero" color with the ribbon to match the felt
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Another beauty arrived from a close shop
Wonderful colour and wonderful petting felt, Daniele.
Just beautiful, Dave.
 
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In for my annual checkup with a rust colored Milano homburg courtesy of Stafan @steur

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Hope everything was in working order, Randy. The colour on the Milano works best in real life.

Thanks Stefan

All nice hats, but that Wormser is killer.

Nice. Wish a wider brimmed Peschel would show up around here. All I've seen are stingy types.

Thanks,
Michael
Thanks, Michael. I wouldn't say they're common, but once in a while one shows up.

The Dobbs Deion hasn't been out in the sun lately.
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Almost got out an overcoat this morning. Nippy.
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Have a great Friday,
Michael
That is one impressive brim curve on that Dobbs. Good to see it out again, Michael.

Hückel Chevreau. That's my youngest daughter hiding in the background :)
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Have a great weekend folks.
A firm place on the Hückel's greatest hits album and quite rightly so. Wonderful hats and this one no exception.
 
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I was swimming my 500 meter backstroke in pretty choppy water with a southerly wind yesterday day when I saw a 737 fly low overhead heading for the airport a few miles to the south. Strange sight as they only take this approach when the wind is out of the South, and then I remembered that I haven't seen many planes at all for quite a few months. The tourists are back.
Nutria Quality at my local beach.
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Fantastic!

Out in the rain today, making some black cherry soup. Got my photo bombing sidekick as usual. Forgive the clashing purple, I’ve been experimenting with a “new” sewing machine and different stitch types. That’s my expendable fabric. Thanks for the likes yesterday, and always. Have a fantastic weekend y’all, be safe.
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You're wearing the right hat and she's wearing the right shirt! Bonus points.

3XOR as I head out for a day of yard work at my daughter’s for her upcoming wedding.

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Congrats, Bob. Going formal? Topper, Bowler or Homburg?
 
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Borsalino Extra Superiore on this overcast day. The name on the label says Amiata. I'm guessing it refers to the colour. Mount Amiata is part of a lava dome range of mountains in Tuscany. The grey/purple colour of it is in line with the colour of this Borsa. View attachment 271299 View attachment 271300
Hat, coat and scarf: everything works, Steve.

Thanks, Joe.

It's funny how you can forget a hat for a while, suddenly discover it again, and think: why haven't I worn this one lately. Some (my daughters for example) would say it's because I have to many hats. Perish the thought ;-)
Nah, what do they know?;)
 

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