What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?

[Michael A]

Another rainy day. Wrangler 4X Beaver during a brief break.
IMG_0038 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
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IMG_0045 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
The break didn't last long.
IMG_0053 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Have a good one,
Michael

 

[Frunobulax]

The Wormser’s a wonder, Jim!

The Stetsonian is from JJ Hat Center, and I’m wondering if it now qualifies as NOS. It’s a leftover from the efforts of @Matt Deckard, and I’ve been craving one long enough! I LOVE this lid, and wish I could buy one in the gray, too.

I’ll be back....

Glad you were able to grab one. They're great hats.

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[hatsRme]

Sun finally and a cold morning after days of rain

Panizza Kangaroo size is 59. This is one of my rain hats

Made after Panizza closed the historical factory, probably made in Tuscany

It was machine formed and it has no lining, fabric sweatband and a lovely felt

Raw brim at 6 cm. and a crown at 11 cm, very wearable and rainproof

Thanks for your likes of the last days.
Compliments you all for the parade of excellent hats showed everyday.

Always good to see your smiling face, Daniele! This beautiful Panizza “kangaroo,” must be a pocket hat?!

 

[BobHufford]

Borsalino from Stefan’s Pile O’ Hats (the crease good for catching the “stuff” that oak trees put out this time of year).

 

[fabiovenhorst]

1930's Melton & Co. top hat

 

[Steve1857]

John Cavanagh:

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Great green hue on that one, Brent.

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[Steve1857]

Borsalino from Stefan’s Pile O’ Hats (the crease good for catching the “stuff” that oak trees put out this time of year).

Very nice Borsalino Homburg, Bob. Looks like it was made for you.

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[Steve1857]

1930's Melton & Co. top hat
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That is one nice top hat and a damn fine dandy look, sir.

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[Daniele Tanto]

Always good to see your smiling face, Daniele! This beautiful Panizza “kangaroo,” must be a pocket hat?!

Charlie thank from the smiling Daniele
No it is not a pocket hat, the felt is of medium consistency and not available to be folded.
It is a "sport" hat, light, but

 

[Daniele Tanto]

John Cavanagh:

Brent a very, very nice hat!

 

[mayserwegener]

J.Hückel´s Söhne "Flexible" possibly 1930s late 1920s. This Melone is in excellent condition. The silk liner color is unique + fantastic.

J. Hückel´s Söhne Neutitschein - Wien (1909)

 

[hatsRme]

Charlie thank from the smiling Daniele
No it is not a pocket hat, the felt is of medium consistency and not available to be folded.
It is a "sport" hat, light, but

Maybe light, also, but Kangaroos have pockets!


A truly Beautiful hat to hop around in!!

 

[alanfgag]

A hat I don't wear often - big and blousy with a wide, low swooping brim. But a very lovely mid ribbon in a sage green that would take a photographic superman to capture accurately with a cell phone camera.

On this day in 2011 I was photographing my first Stetson 7XCB. I think I still had my Motorola flip phone back then.

 

[Daniele Tanto]

Sunny day and finally the temperature is spring connected

Long walk and a perfect sensation of pleasure

Borsalino Qualità Superiore size is 6 or 59 cm. or 7 3/8 US

It is a light weight Borsalino with this lovely combo of colors

From the paper label you can decipher color and "type"

A perfect day hat, approved also by an old friend I meet outside a bar

Have a nice day
Thanks alot for your likes, you are so kind!
PS I forget an important thing: this is part of the Italia-Netherlands exchange. Thanks Stefan

 

[Tukwila]

Sunny day and finally the temperature is spring connected

Long walk and a perfect sensation of pleasure

Borsalino Qualità Superiore size is 6 or 59 cm. or 7 3/8 US

It is a light weight Borsalino with this lovely combo of colors

From the paper label you can decipher color and "type"

A perfect day hat, approved also by an old friend I meet outside a bar

Have a nice day
Thanks alot for your likes, you are so kind!

A wonderful hat, Daniele!

 

[Daniele Tanto]

A wonderful hat, Daniele!

Thank you Doug! Yours, everyday are the stunning

 

[T Jones]

A hat I don't wear often - big and blousy with a wide, low swooping brim. But a very lovely mid ribbon in a sage green that would take a photographic superman to capture accurately with a cell phone camera.

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On this day in 2011 I was photographing my first Stetson 7XCB. I think I still had my Motorola flip phone back then.

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That's as about as perfect that a mid ribbon can get. I like that brim and it looks good on you. The only thing I see wrong with it is that it doesn't get worn often enough.

 

[Michael A]

Peters Bros. Shady Oak for coffee on the lawn this morning.
IMG_0056 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
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And Silverbelly on white.
IMG_0073 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Off for a bit of a ride and walk in the muddy woods.
5-1-2019 Today's Clothes by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Have a great Wednesday,
Michael

 

[Hurricane Jack]

1989 Kevin O'Farrell.

 

[GHT]

"Wear your Royal Sovereign," my missus told me. "Don't you think that the black Susquehana would be better?" I suggested, "Possibly," she mused, before adding: "I prefer the grey colour of the Stetson."

Tina has made me a pair of 1920's baggy trousers with a matching waistcoat/vest, we have been debating which hat compliments Tina's fine needlework. This might be a great excuse to buy a new charcoal coloured hat. I told Tina that I knew an audience of hat aficionados who would appreciate her hat choice. (suggest a new charcoal hat fellas.)

If you want to see the details of my fine new vest, here's the link:
https://www.thefedoralounge.com/threads/show-us-your-waistcoats-vests.22212/page-10
And for the trousers, click here:
https://www.thefedoralounge.com/threads/oxford-bags.8423/page-26