fabiovenhorst
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1976 Chapéus Cury long hair
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What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?
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The Shoe
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Akubra Range for me…
…and a Tula for Etsuko.
…and a Tula for Etsuko.
fabiovenhorst
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Borsalino Feather Weight
Shadow1948
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The charcoal gray Mossant for today.
Great pug on the Akubra, Gary. Stand out ribbon and bow treatment on Etsuko’s Tula.
GHT
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What a great hat, and I am seriously impressed with the shirt. Well I would be.
But what really impressed me is the location. A gas station. When you asked her where would she like to go, did she say: "Take me somewhere expensive?"
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Yesterday, a Mallory Dallas.
Today, for my first trip back to the office since June, an early 50s Stetsonian.
Today, for my first trip back to the office since June, an early 50s Stetsonian.
Mighty44
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That Stetsonian is a stunner—top shelf stuff.
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Thanks!
Gary in NC
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I’m getting the most out of my straws while I can this year. I’m in Kure Beach NC with my trusty Stetson Latte. This hat wears well and is tough as a pine knot in the durability department. It’s aerodynamic too for beach breezes and my Jeep with the top off. Not exactly high end compared to some - but dang nice anyway and one of my favorites to wear.
Who?
Practically Family
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I think the most important thing is the thing you saved until last ……. that you enjoy wearing it.
Gary in NC
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Yeah thanks for the reminder. That is the most important thing for sure.
fabiovenhorst
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Cap day
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Fine and light... this Knox Premier Quality Baku straw weighs 1.9 ounces. September <sigh>.
Jesse John
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Hey everyone,
Made it to AZ. T'was a great trip moving out here. Just playing some catch-up! Luckily the weather hasn't been overly scorching so I've been able to get away with my felts for most of my time here thus far. I keep a steady rotation depending on the time of day.
Started things off with my light blue/grey 50s Strat at the Desert Museum
Followed that up with my Borsalino in Tombstone
For my straw, I've been wearing my Goorin Bros. Colonel Pierce more regularly than most others I own. I don't have any photos in it yet...
Hope you are all doing well. Happy September!
Made it to AZ. T'was a great trip moving out here. Just playing some catch-up! Luckily the weather hasn't been overly scorching so I've been able to get away with my felts for most of my time here thus far. I keep a steady rotation depending on the time of day.
Started things off with my light blue/grey 50s Strat at the Desert Museum
Followed that up with my Borsalino in Tombstone
For my straw, I've been wearing my Goorin Bros. Colonel Pierce more regularly than most others I own. I don't have any photos in it yet...
Hope you are all doing well. Happy September!
Mighty44
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Congrats on the move Jesse—hope you love it. You certainly have the hats for it—that Strat is killer. Enjoy!
I wouldn't know how a felt hat feels when it's 120+ degrees but the 3 weeks I was in the Phoenix area this spring a felt hat was absolutely fine everyday (highest it got was about 95). The lack of humidity helps a lot.
I wish you all the best in your new land.
Jesse John
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Thanks a bunch my friend! So far, so good!!
Luckily we haven’t seen past 105 here in Tucson. It’s been super humid from the monsoon season but we get the occasional dry day as we are easing out of that season. I will say that a dry 100 feels like a humid 90. So it ain’t too bad! Still adjusting and enjoying it so far! Thank you!
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Congratulations on the move, Jesse. As David said I believe your hat collection will fit in quite nicely
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