What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?

[steur]

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Got another late 40s 7XCB about a month ago, and this week finished a full resto including a reblock in record time. You can see by the listing pics that even the stubborn verdigris stain came out. Mostly. Usually it doesn’t at all. Had some serious sweat stains in the front too. Wasn’t able to reuse the original 3/8 ribbon as the sweat stains didn’t budge an inch. For this hat I like this 1” even better though.

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Exceptional hat, Randall!

 

[steur]

Astor Hats of Distinction for a Thin Ribbon Thursday.

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Oooh, that's a beauty, Joe. Great colour.

 

[steur]

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After church this morning we are going to be in the classic car tour of The New Forest, stopping off at some fine watering holes. We have actually booked a table for lunch at the last one.
Complimenting this blazer proved a challenge. Tina found the perfect fabric to make my trousers, she then sent a swatch off to the milliners that make my hats. Here you see the end result.

Where she bought her hat I have no idea, but the ladies at church will love it. They will love the dress and bolero that she has made for herself too. And I am sure that one or two ladies on this afternoon's classic car tour will be photographing her.

Knocking it out of the park again, Robert. You and Tina will be the stars of the event. Enjoy your day.

 

[steur]

The Sunday hats.

Courtney by Dalton

Borsalino Rutenio

Penumbra panama

Dalton

Barbisio Ticino

Valensy

Penumbra panama again

A bit later today. Had a sitting yesterday with four friend to make a dent in this row of bottles. We did admirably but didn't finish all of them.

 

[Daniele Tanto]

Dalton

Valensy

From the furnace called Italy these are the choices from Verona. In strict order of appearance!

 

[steur]

From the furnace called Italy these are the choices from Verona. In strict order of appearance!

Grazie, Daniele. Hope the temperature drops a bit over there for you.

 

[TimmyV]

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After church this morning we are going to be in the classic car tour of The New Forest, stopping off at some fine watering holes. We have actually booked a table for lunch at the last one.
Complimenting this blazer proved a challenge. Tina found the perfect fabric to make my trousers, she then sent a swatch off to the milliners that make my hats. Here you see the end result.

Where she bought her hat I have no idea, but the ladies at church will love it. They will love the dress and bolero that she has made for herself too. And I am sure that one or two ladies on this afternoon's classic car tour will be photographing her.

Another fine ensemble you show this morning for you and your lovely lady. The MG is a star all it's own too !

 

[TimmyV]

This Sunday morning I chose something a bit formal perhaps... but one of my favorites regardless. Russet Brown Open Crown Mallory Ten with Burgundy brim edge binding and matching grosgrain ribbon hatband.

 

[RickP]

This little Towncraft looked brown in the ebay pic, but was a definate nice grey when it came out of the box. Had to do a double-take to make sure I got the right hat. In the process of steaming and brushing, Ive decided this little lid must be made out of Chameleon fur lol... In bright light its grey, but in subdued light its decidedly brown ... Nice little inexpensive hat! Bound brim, nice medium weight smooth felt.

 

[TimmyV]

This little Towncraft looked brown in the ebay pic, but was a definate nice grey when it came out of the box. Had to do a double-take to make sure I got the right hat. In the process of steaming and brushing, Ive decided this little lid must be made out of Chameleon fur lol... In bright light its grey, but in subdued light its decidedly brown ... Nice little inexpensive hat! Bound brim, nice medium weight smooth felt.


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Amazing how a hat can change appearance from room to room, depending on how the light hits it. Nice hat BTW.

 

[VoodooSan]

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After church this morning we are going to be in the classic car tour of The New Forest, stopping off at some fine watering holes. We have actually booked a table for lunch at the last one.
Complimenting this blazer proved a challenge. Tina found the perfect fabric to make my trousers, she then sent a swatch off to the milliners that make my hats. Here you see the end result.

Where she bought her hat I have no idea, but the ladies at church will love it. They will love the dress and bolero that she has made for herself too. And I am sure that one or two ladies on this afternoon's classic car tour will be photographing her.

The two of you (AND the MG) look absolutely amazing!!!

 

[VoodooSan]

There's something about a real book that's special. Digital is fine for convenience sometimes, but it can't replace the real thing for me.

As the Mandalorian says, "This is the way."

 

[VoodooSan]

This little Towncraft looked brown in the ebay pic, but was a definate nice grey when it came out of the box. Had to do a double-take to make sure I got the right hat. In the process of steaming and brushing, Ive decided this little lid must be made out of Chameleon fur lol... In bright light its grey, but in subdued light its decidedly brown ... Nice little inexpensive hat! Bound brim, nice medium weight smooth felt.


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Two hats for the price of one!

 

[VoodooSan]

The Sunday hats.

Courtney by Dalton
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Borsalino Rutenio
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Penumbra panama
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Dalton
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Barbisio Ticino
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Valensy
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Penumbra panama again
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A bit later today. Had a sitting yesterday with four friend to make a dent in this row of bottles. We did admirably but didn't finish all of them.
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Another awesome Sunday lineup, Stefan! That Valensy is likely to ALWAYS take first place for me, whenever it appears. Next is the Dalton, just BARELY edging out the third-place Barbisio. Thanks for the Sunday morning visual treat, as always!

 

[DonR]

An unlined Playboy

 

[steur]

This Sunday morning I chose something a bit formal perhaps... but one of my favorites regardless. Russet Brown Open Crown Mallory Ten with Burgundy brim edge binding and matching grosgrain ribbon hatband.
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A thing of beauty!

 

[steur]

Another awesome Sunday lineup, Stefan! That Valensy is likely to ALWAYS take first place for me, whenever it appears. Next is the Dalton, just BARELY edging out the third-place Barbisio. Thanks for the Sunday morning visual treat, as always!

Thank you, Mark. Much appreciated.

 

[Steve1857]

Late to the game today. That is because I visited the annual Deventer bookmarket today and had to leave early. I believe it is the biggest one of its kind in Europe and I try to go each year. Here's an impression:

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The hats then.
Dunlap
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Cavanagh homburg
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Dalton
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Penumbra
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Dunlap (again)
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Knox Twentyfive
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Borsalino rutenio
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And a food pic of my own this time. I had lunch in Deventer. Slow roasted belly pork and roasted carrot, with a cream of sweet potato and a leek mayonnaise topped off with some crispy noodles.
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Another great hat week, Stefan.

The Deventer Book Market is now officially on my bucket list

 

[rogueclimber]

Courtney by Dalton

I love the colour of this hat!

And you are furthering my lust to buy a nive panama

Thanks for sharing the week

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Morning caffeine run under a Churchill DalWorth ”40”. The color is Palomino, a favorite color from Resistol.