Modern Stetsonian in Caribou
No feathers, but nature unknowingly supplied the leaf.
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Akubra always gets a lot of love from me mate. Nicely worn Abba.
Great coat, Michael. A toggle shearling. Pretty neat.Bit of snow overnight
DSCN6351 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
DSCN6362 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Called for the hairy cap and furry coat
DSCN6359 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Have a great Saturday,
Michael
How about a pic of the liner?Hey all!
Ecuyer and Thomas for Motsch Fils today. I recently read something to the effect that Motsch was the only company that LOST prestige when acquired by Hermes...
Have a great day!
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Damn, B. Wonderful. I don't really like the hat, but Willow is awesome.
Beautiful, TerryWearing a '50s era Resistol 10 Homburg that a fellow Lounger gave to me. This is an amazing hat and it's all in pristine condition. I always wanted to try a Homburg but when I put it on it was obvious that a Homburg just wasn't me. So I converted it. Nothing was removed from this hat so it was a fairly simple conversion that didn't require a lot of skill other than care and patience, and a brim flange. Notice the decorative stitching near the brim binding. I have more in the conversion corral...
The first fedora I ever owned was a gray Whippet style hat with a black ribbon and matching brim binding that my Grandfather gave to me back in the early '70s. I really liked that hat. I was in High School then and I ended up losing it. So this one is a little special to me.
Stefan, Thanks! As usual a great series of hats from you today!
Thanks, Steve.
Hat, coat and scarf: all wonderful, Reggie.Saturday afternoon.
Stetson “Noble” in True Blue.
Have a great rest of the weekend.
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You know I love my homburgs, Terry and I do like them to stay that way. Having said that I must admit that this is a great conversion; you wouldn't know it ever was anything else than a fedora.Wearing a '50s era Resistol 10 Homburg that a fellow Lounger gave to me. This is an amazing hat and it's all in pristine condition. I always wanted to try a Homburg but when I put it on it was obvious that a Homburg just wasn't me. So I converted it. Nothing was removed from this hat so it was a fairly simple conversion that didn't require a lot of skill other than care and patience, and a brim flange. Notice the decorative stitching near the brim binding. I have more in the conversion corral...
The first fedora I ever owned was a gray Whippet style hat with a black ribbon and matching brim binding that my Grandfather gave to me back in the early '70s. I really liked that hat. I was in High School then and I ended up losing it. So this one is a little special to me.
John Lofgren Monkey Boots Shinki Horsebuttt - $1,136 The classic monkey boot silhouette in an incredibly rich Shinki russet horse leather. 
Grant Stone Diesel Boot Dark Olive Chromexcel - $395 Goodyear welted, Horween Chromexcel, classic good looks. 
Schott 568 Vandals Jacket - $1,250 The classic Perfecto motorcycle jacket, in a very special limited-edition Schott double rider style. Thank you, Steve. I really like that Peschel. Super looking velour and that liner is something I have never seen before from Peschel.Anton Peschel Dinkelsbühl made for Carl Zeumer Zum PFAU
There are pics as good as I could get in the French Hats and Makers thread. The liner doesn't photograph easily, as the Motsch logo is very subtle.
Thank you steur! You definitely wear the Homburgs well.
Thank you Max!
