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What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?

Steve1857

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Happy Christmas Eve-eve everyone!
Late 40s/or very early 50s John Cavanagh. Makes my day happy, for sure! View attachment 294283 View attachment 294281 View attachment 294282
Great hats today, everybody!
Always a bit odd to see a Cavanagh without the famous edge, but a lovely hat nonetheless, Randall.

A superb trio of Borsalinos, Stefan. Winners one and all in their own right.
Thanks, Steve. Indeed very different ones this time.
 

Rumad

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On the Eleventh Day of StingyMas...

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Borsalino Marque Grand Luxe XXXXX
Ghiaccio (Ice/Sand) Supershort Velour like felt
4 3/4 crown as shaped (5 inch open)
1 1/2 black grosgrain ribbon
1 7/8 raw edge brim

Just in time to join in the StingyMas fun! This beautiful stingy brim Borsalino came off a tip from @deadlyhandsome. The thin lightweight felt is a super soft almost velour like felt with an extremely short nap. The color is Ghiaccio.... Ice grey with sand undertones. The ribbon color name I couldn’t make out exactly but appeared to be D. Marine.. though appears to be black. A black yellow and red feather is tucked behind. The brim comes in at just a hair under 1 7/8 with a nice sharp raw edge. The manufacturing tag points to early to mid 1960s. The only damage appears to be a circular groove in the brim.. possibly from over aggressive cleaning and a couple of tiny tiny moth nibbles under the brim. It weighs in a fit trim 94g.

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Merry StingyMas
I really like this one Joe, and the brim up suits both the hat and you.
 

The Shoe

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Took a wander around my local environs last night in my Resistol. I like it a lot, but it doesn’t get much wear...my wife says it looks good on me, but she’s still reluctant to be seen with me when I wear it!
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1967Cougar390

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Giving the stingys a rest today. Art Fawcetts VS first crossover ever made. Also my most non-Indiana Jones, Indiana Jones hat I have. Wrong colour, shape, crown, brim. But I get more “Hay Indy” comments with this hat then my Adventurebilt Indiana Jones hat (he made them for the 4th movie)
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My best Harry Anderson look I can muster.
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Stay safe everyone
Johnny

Johnny,That’s a great looking hat. I had my first “Indiana Jones” compliment two days ago. It came from an elderly lady while my son and I ate breakfast at IHOP. I thanked her and she replied, not many men can wear a hat like that, but you do it nicely. :)

Have a Merry Christmas and stay safe.

Steven
 

1967Cougar390

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Dog soirée while wearing a Stetson Avenue. This is a special hat with the quality of felt and appointments. I can not imagine the designer had a dog walk through the cool Minnesota woods as consumer use.

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Home and filling bird-feeders and moving the ashes out of the fire pit. I am wearing a Stetson 7X Clear Beaver Quality fedora. This hat is stiff. I always think of the James Bond villan Oddjob when I put the hat on. I have thought of trying to take some of the stiffness out as I would wear the hat more frequently.

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Cheers, Eric -

Eric, you and Alan have some of the most beautiful hats I’ve seen. I always enjoy your pictures and hats.

Merry Christmas and be safe.

Steven
 

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