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Joe, Thanks! Superb Knox "Twenty" from you today! Great Felt and Form!Beautiful velour Steve
Joe, Thanks! Superb Knox "Twenty" from you today! Great Felt and Form!Beautiful velour Steve
Dang!View attachment 311408 A Dobbs made from several Dobbs.
This hat was sewn back together last night using a liner, sweatband and
felt /hatband from 3 hats that were, individually, incomplete.
Nevertheless, they came together in this one hat to make one awesome fedora. The other 2 Dobbs had suffered too much moth damage to fix. View attachment 311409
The grosgrain bow was one of those rear bow creations except it was on the side. I wasn’t a fan of that look, so I flipped the ribbon to the “new” side and made a shark gill bow with 7 pleats.
The sweatband was a size 7 that made the stretch to 7 1/4, however, I wouldn’t recommend this procedure when not knowing exactly how and what to do. I’ve shared a successful way to do this using “as new” sweats in another thread.
Hope everyone stays warm and safe in the hard hit areas.
Weird and dangerous weather out there.
We merely got more very unneeded rain last night. It’s been so wet for so long that the ground has soured. Even with the heat on (when I can stand to run it) and a dehumidifier I am fighting moisture and mold.
Not good for hat collections. View attachment 311405 View attachment 311407
My Alley Kat hat by Tim Mahovich.
More snow here in Jersey, another nutria quality to catch the flakes.
Good Gosh, Randall! You really synthesized that one. Fantastic!View attachment 311408 A Dobbs made from several Dobbs.
This hat was sewn back together last night using a liner, sweatband and
felt /hatband from 3 hats that were, individually, incomplete.
Nevertheless, they came together in this one hat to make one awesome fedora. The other 2 Dobbs had suffered too much moth damage to fix. View attachment 311409
The grosgrain bow was one of those rear bow creations, except it was on the side. I wasn’t a fan of that look, so I flipped the ribbon to the “new” side and made a shark gill bow with 7 pleats.
The sweatband was a size 7 that made the stretch to 7 1/4; however, I wouldn’t recommend this procedure when not knowing exactly how and what to do. I’ve shared a successful way to do this using “as new” sweats in another thread.
I hope everyone stays warm and safe in the hard-hit areas.
Weird and dangerous weather out there.
We merely got more very unneeded rain last night. It’s been so wet for so long that the ground has soured. Even with the heat on (when I can stand to run it) and a dehumidifier, I am fighting moisture and mold.
Not good for hat collections. View attachment 311405 View attachment 311407
I love that hat, Perry. It has a great shape and color contrast.
Sweet hat, Max! Clean, pristine, and made with Vicuna. Ohh, Baby!Churchill One Hundred today View attachment 311371 View attachment 311372 View attachment 311373 View attachment 311374 View attachment 311375
Hey Doug! You've got it bashed just right. Mike Miller definitely has the touch. I always liked the classic profile on that one. Looking good.Pecan beaver felt custom from Mike Miller at NW Hat Co. A longtime favorite. This came open crown and the first bash was a wide center crease. Now it's got a diamond crease and has made a nice home here.
Sun is peeking out of the clouds today but rain in the forecast, running 40° - 50°F today. Sorry for those still in the freezing weather and especially those without power. We have been lucky and our electricity service has stayed on even through the freezing rain when so many others lost power. View attachment 311364
Thanks MichaelGreat looking Knox Twenty, Joe.
Thanks Steve!Joe, Thanks! Superb Knox "Twenty" from you today! Great Felt and Form!
Wow!More snow here in Jersey, another nutria quality to catch the flakes. I think that’s what kettle curls are for, no? Hope all are staying well!
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Thanks, Reggie!Good Gosh, Randall! You really synthesized that one. Fantastic!
Fantastic Steve, it seems to be in the right place now.Brüder Böhm "Böhms Ultima", possibly latter 1930s. I would like to thank Panos for making a trade for this fantastic Velour made for the Norwegian market.
Notice that Brüder Böhm used he German name Neutitschein.
Lovely back-bow twenty Joe!
Nice homburg Rick !
Stetson Sovereign Homburg.
Fuzzy western, preferably vintage, is next on my list.
Thanks you PanosLovely back-bow twenty Joe!
One of my old winter favorites, Borsalino velour.
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