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Tress & Co. again.
Thank you Scott.Outstanding.
Indeed it is a clean look. I like it better than a Whippet, myself. The Weston.This was the same hat as the Whippet, but with a welted brim edge. Great clean look.
I like your choice of hats & drinks!Me too. And this happens to be Marg Monday, to be followed by Tequila Tuesday. One way to beat the heat.
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Very nice Panama!Steton hemp. I like the 4.75 crown w/ 2.75 brim ratio.
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Thanks, it's a great grab and go hat.Very nice Panama!
Super cool colour combo on the Resistol, Michael.A bit damp and cool this morning. Trying out some old Resistol
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8-6-2019 Today's Clothes by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Have a good one,
Michael
Thanks!Very cool hat John.
No, was just thinking it will be another wk before the Sturgis Rallye starts winding down.
Wearing a Stetson One-hundred NOR on this Monday evening.
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Well done, Steve. I like Battersby very much, but this one never worked for me (maybe it was the green?)I love green, I adore wide ribbons, I have a penchant for back bows, and my heart will always belong to Battersby Hats of Manchester.
Therefore, this 1940s model was a must for this evenings walk around the coast of Elsinore.
The liner is not stitched nor glued, but just loosely fitted.
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I can have a whole line-up of hats for you to pet, Scott.LOL!! Thank you Steve. I do have cousins in the Netherlands, and Germany so you never know.
Lightweight felts are awesome and Borsalino does them to perfection. I'll not comment on the green undertonesHey all!
The filtered sunlight helps bring out the green undertones of this circa turn-of-the-millenium Borsalino Como, my first nice fur felt. At 81g and $3 to the thrift store it is my lightest felt, not only on the head but also on the wallet.
Have a great day!
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Excellent! Super hat, Garrett.
Very nice, Brent. Good looking even weave on that hat.PHD:
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As long as it's not the hat that's keeping you up, Jeff. Would be a shame to lose it, because it is magnificent.Insomnia for the second night in a row. Unusual for me, but what a great opportunity to post the Stetson mode edge I wore today (yesterday) even though I hardly left the house.
I could get used to finding vintage fedoras like this one.
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Good example, Jim. We need a bit more love here for the black fedora and that's a fine specimen.Somber morning in Funkytown today. I figured a black hat was apropos. A good day to attend mass.
Y'all take care of each other, now.
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Outstanding as usual, Eric. Love that ribbon.Somber morning indeed. Hearing the news on my public radio station this morning had me gulping air thinking of all the families and communities. Be safe all.
Early morning dog walk in a thin ribbon Adam. Minty hat worked to keep the fog and mist off my bald pate this morning.
Our weather is steaming up so I switched to a bolder ribbon treatment felted hat with a very spiffy mesh interior. This hat has a bunch of great characteristics. Some obvious and others not so much like the felt is very malleable. I was curious as to whether the mesh makes the hat more comfy (than the thin ribbon Adam above) to wear in this weather. Both hats are similar felt weight, brim length and very similar crown height. We shall see.
Good tidings and safe wishes from Minnesota, Eric -