What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?

[Michael A]

Great outfit Michael. Outstanding hat.

Thanks Perry. And right back attcha. The way the binding and ribbon stands out against the felt in the Huckel is just brilliant. And great sweater too.

Thanks,
Michael

 

[Short Balding Guy]

Good morning folks. Terrific hat/cap/beret parade the last few days.

End of last week I flew to Chicago, IL for work. I made time to be able to spend several hours at the Art Institute. Glorious opportunity that I heartily recommend.

(Archibald Motley Nightlife)

I traveled with a couple of caps as my schedule and the windy cold weather dictated.

(Degas, Ballet Dancer)

For our many Forum members who are avid western history buffs I am confident that you too will appreciate the bronze statue called Bronco Buster, by Remington.

Duck Dim Song was on the menu for lunch one of the days.

Arriving home yesterday found me hiking in the snow for some coffee in yet another cap (Monsavais).

Snow removal wearing my Stetson Custom V.

Other chores in a Monsavais cap.

This morning I took the dog for a snowshoe walk wearing a vintage Stetson Vita Felt. The model is still unknown to me. The Vita Felt is glorious clay like when you need to put a crease in the open crown hat. The unique ribbon feature, binding, blocking and flange are unlike other hats I have.

Shortly ago I was removing more snow in a Gannon fedora.

I have been enjoying the head gear parade.

Best, Eric -

 

[Tukwila]

All of our snow melted away with the rain last night. So much for my (in)AccuWeather App.

Royal Stetson today.

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[hatophile]

Thanks Perry. And right back attcha. The way the binding and ribbon stands out against the felt in the Huckel is just brilliant. And great sweater too.

Thanks,
Michael

Thank you sir!

 

[Jer Holland]

Welcome aboard Jer. Have some fun here!!

I will. Thank you.

 

[hatophile]

Good morning folks. Terrific hat/cap/beret parade the last few days.

End of last week I flew to Chicago, IL for work. I made time to be able to spend several hours at the Art Institute. Glorious opportunity that I heartily recommend.

(Archibald Motley Nightlife)

I traveled with a couple of caps as my schedule and the windy cold weather dictated.

(Degas, Ballet Dancer)

For our many Forum members who are avid western history buffs I am confident that you too will appreciate the bronze statue called Bronco Buster, by Remington.

Duck Dim Song was on the menu for lunch one of the days.

Arriving home yesterday found me hiking in the snow for some coffee in yet another cap (Monsavais).

Snow removal wearing my Stetson Custom V.

Other chores in a Monsavais cap.

This morning I took the dog for a snowshoe walk wearing a vintage Stetson Vita Felt. The model is still unknown to me. The Vita Felt is glorious clay like when you need to put a crease in the open crown hat. The unique ribbon feature, binding, blocking and flange are unlike other hats I have.

Shortly ago I was removing more snow in a Gannon fedora.

I have been enjoying the head gear parade.

Best, Eric -

Great hats Eric, love that sweater.

 

[steur]

Standard Hatworks lords hat

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Very cool, Brent. That brim shape is lovely.

 

[steur]

Love that brim treatment! Great colors.


Welcome to the Lounge Saabo. Way to make an appearance. Not familiar with a "Walrus", what does the liner look like?


Classic Max. Substantial sweat on that one, I like it!


Sweet OR Roger.


A Panda, interesting. Was this converted from a western style? Love that color.

Thanks, Mike. It was time for it to get some headtime.

 

[steur]

Lee homburg, courtesy of @deadlyhandsome, making its soft debut this afternoon at the farmer's market:
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Wife approved for date night tonight.

Very cool hat. Keep those homburgs coming.

 

[steur]

Levine Hat Mfg. Co. Beaver Blend Twenty
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Gorgeous colours on that one, greg.

 

[steur]

Second hat of the day. Gordon Somerset Quality, Genuine Hare's Felt.
One of my favorite hats. I bought this one for its beauty, and to find out if a hat made of hare felt could be as nice as one made of beaver. It is.

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It is gorgeous, Max. These old craftsmen could probably turn a pinguin into an incredible hat.

 

[steur]

Wegener "Extra" Haarhut possibly early to mid 1950s.

Super hat as usual, Steve but what a beautiful blue.

What Greg said!

 

[Bamaboots]

Gorgeous colours on that one, greg.

Thank you, sir.

 

[Frunobulax]

Good morning folks. Terrific hat/cap/beret parade the last few days.

End of last week I flew to Chicago, IL for work. I made time to be able to spend several hours at the Art Institute. Glorious opportunity that I heartily recommend.

(Archibald Motley Nightlife)

I traveled with a couple of caps as my schedule and the windy cold weather dictated.

(Degas, Ballet Dancer)

For our many Forum members who are avid western history buffs I am confident that you too will appreciate the bronze statue called Bronco Buster, by Remington.

Duck Dim Song was on the menu for lunch one of the days.

Arriving home yesterday found me hiking in the snow for some coffee in yet another cap (Monsavais).

Snow removal wearing my Stetson Custom V.

Other chores in a Monsavais cap.

This morning I took the dog for a snowshoe walk wearing a vintage Stetson Vita Felt. The model is still unknown to me. The Vita Felt is glorious clay like when you need to put a crease in the open crown hat. The unique ribbon feature, binding, blocking and flange are unlike other hats I have.

Shortly ago I was removing more snow in a Gannon fedora.

I have been enjoying the head gear parade.

Best, Eric -

Eric, nice hats and caps and artwork, as well. I was antiquing this past Friday and came across these beauties.

These were the largest ones I'd ever seen outside of a museum. It's common to see the desktop models, but these came up to my mid chest. I'm 6' tall.

Sent directly from my mind to yours.

 

[Frunobulax]

Like @Michael A, it's Marathon Monday.

They even look close to the same color.

Sent directly from my mind to yours.

 

[steur]

We braved the snow today and went to the somewhat local Red Robin for lunch. I wore my Knox 15 wide brim beauty, Sandra wore her little black pill box hat with the faux fur brim and daughter brought along a little Royal Stetson.

A waitress from an area next to us came over and said, "I'm not your server, but I wanted to say how much I love all your hats!" Nice.

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Jawdroppingly beautiful, Doug (and I'm not your waitress either),

 

[Bamaboots]

Eric, nice hats and caps and artwork, as well. I was antiquing this past Friday and came across these beauties.

These were the largest ones I'd ever seen outside of a museum. It's common to see the desktop models, but these came up to my mid chest. I'm 6' tall.

Sent directly from my mind to yours.

Dang, Jim those are something. I'd would have been in trouble when I came home with one of those. I can hear HER now. Too big for the boots and hats room.

@Short Balding Guy, thanks for the Remington pic.

 

[steur]

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Today...it’s a tissue like lightweight Borsalino. This one is probably the thinnest most pliable felt of all my hats. Borsalino really got it right with these.
Be well. Bowen

God doesn't need a hat (I think), but he'd wear this one just for fun!

 

[steur]

Circa 1960 Stetson Open Road while saying goodbye to a '64 VW Deluxe Microbus that I've had for nearly 23 years. Best car purchase I ever made.

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Seems you had a "Shane" moment there, Bob!

 

[steur]

That is one gorgeous Champ. Great colors.

Seem to be getting a little snow here today.
DSCN7415 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Penney's Marathon is keeping it off of my head
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Seems to be letting up now, but they say maybe 5-8" tomorrow. Oh boy, shoveling.
2-10-2019 Today's Clothes by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Have a good one,
Michael

Thanks, Michael. That Penney's is a looker too.