What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?

[Wyldkarma]

No name fur felt hat. Excellent for work wear.

 

[hatophile]

We, who live in a place with civilized weather, wear the same clothes year-round, and don't understand what you guys are doing living up there. [emoji2]

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We wonder ourselves sometimes.

 

[hatophile]

Excellent hats everyone the last couple of days. Sorry for not commenting on them individually, but just haven't had the time. These two were the firm favourites this week.
Danubia chamois
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Tress&Co velour (sorry: Coypu finish)
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Superb hats Stefan.

 

[hatophile]

No name fur felt hat. Excellent for work wear.
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Cool hat.

 

[Wyldkarma]

Damp morning should be good for a longhair. Charles Knox
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Have a great Friday,
Michael

Looking extra dapper today Michael. Great outfit.

 

[Redfokker]

No name fur felt hat. Excellent for work wear.
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I like the "pug look" on this one Ken. Looks like a serviceable work hat, with class.

 

[hatophile]

Now that is the ultimate definition of a black hat. Super look, makes a real statement Daniele.


I just love the brim curl on this stiff felt Fabio!


Looks like it should serve you well today Bob.


Great looking Aussie Perry. Cool colors.


Beautiful finishes, interesting vocabulary...coypu - cool word.


Way to bring it! Wow, what a GMD, looks brand new.

Thanks Mike.

 

[Michael A]

Great look today Michael. That Charlie K is da bomb!

Thanks Red. I like the Charlie K. I think it will get more wear this winter than it did last.

Looking extra dapper today Michael. Great outfit.

Thanks Wyldkarma. Wearing an old Gap jacket, some army surplus pants that date back to around 1951 and old Red Wing boots. But I also had to pair up my Canadian cap with a WWII overcoat that I picked up yesterday for a few photos. If the temp doesn't start going up soon I may go with that for my bicycle ride.
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Love that ribbon on your no name felt today. A fine looking hat.

Thanks,
Michael

 

[crawlinkingsnake]

Recently caught the last little bit of summer sitting on the sand with my straw Dobbs. Damn I'm hate thinking of coming cold weather.

 

[Eyeofsauron]

Forgot about this hat. My wife's stepfather found this on a table on the side of the road for free. Cleaned it up and then forgot about it. Made by Conner Homemade Hats. On the website it sells for $60. Not a great hat as it is formable, so has a wire around the brim. Hard to make straight. But otherwise not bad.

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[steur]

Superb hats Stefan.

Thanks, Perry!

 

[alanfgag]

Following up on Jeff's lead with a finely finished velour Borsalino from the Zlateff collection (a stash of stored hats from Bulgaria that made the rounds on eBay some years back)... WWII era or perhaps earlier.

 

[Wyldkarma]

I like the "pug look" on this one Ken. Looks like a serviceable work hat, with class.

Thanks Red, this one harkens from the 70s / 80s when Banana Republic was called Safari Outfitters. They used to sell really great stuff, not like today as they dropped the Safari Outfitters brand.

 

[Richard Morgan]

Eagle, probably 30s. 2 1/4” brim and a few bites but the felt more than makes up for ir.
Justin @splintercellsz posted more details a few weeks ago

 

[Richard Morgan]

Just for you, Doc.
Borsalino Marque Grand Luxe—
Please excuse the morning face!
Unparalleled felt, and it has a certain finish that gives it a shine difficult to photograph. I don’t make a habit of wearing grey hats on grey days, because it gets me down, but this baby lends a little optimism.

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Beauty Jeff

 

[splintercellsz]

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Justin @splintercellsz posted more details a few weeks ago

such a beauty

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[deadlyhandsome]

Chocolate brown Stetson 4X

A hat with some presence.




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[BobHufford]

Texas Hatters Half-Breed.

 

[Eyeofsauron]

We wonder ourselves sometimes.

Though it gives us an excuse to get more hats.

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[AbbaDatDeHat]

Thank you, Bowlerman! I am in bed with a cold, but seeing your MGL makes me feel better. And you photographed it well.
Bowen says MGLs are "softer than a horse's nose", and it is a very apt description.
Thanks!

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Ha ha ha
Doc don’t forget the chinchilla!
“Softer than a cross between a horse’s nose and a chinchilla”.
Best i could do for a MGL.
Ha
B