Where in the World are all the Hat Wearers?

[carouselvic]

Being born and raised in Kansas we were always taught to never ask where a man was born. If a man is Kansas born he'll soon tell ya and if he's not, well there is no need to embarrass him.

 

[deelovely]

The South!

 

[Tango Yankee]

Down by the banks - of the O-hi-o.

I'm by the banks (top of the open part of the horseshoe in a horseshoe bend, anyway) of the Sci-o-to.

Just across the highway, a few feet from the mail box, is a ditch that used to be the Ohio-Erie Canal.

Cheers,
Tom

 

[BobC]

Illinois here. I always thought we were in the midwest, but I see above we might be mideast, as in east of the Mississippi river.

 

[handlebar bart]

Illinois here. I always thought we were in the midwest, but I see above we might be mideast, as in east of the Mississippi river.

The west coast could adopt ya.....we need to get our numbers up.

 

[indycop]

The South! And I ain't just whistlin Dixie!lol

 

[Macheath]

I live in between a semi-urban college town and a very rural N. Carolina County, and I've yet to see anybody else wearing a serious hat. Some of the older dudes wear flat caps, and there are even fewer hipsters wearing shrunken wool trilbys, and in a sea of ball caps and bare heads, I feel quite out of place in my Federation IV and spectator shoes.

But then I don't really give a damn about fitting in.

 

[StylinLA]

Here's our top 10 list of cities visiting our web site:

1. New York
2. Merrimack & North Conway, NH
3. Los Angeles
4. Chicago
5. Houston
6. San Francisco
7. London
8. Washington DC
9. Dallas
10. Atlanta

Los Angeles? That's a puzzler to me. But I guess to some degree it's a numbers game. There are like 16 million people out here. I rarely see any in a nice fedora. Lots 'o stingy brim and flat cap types tho.

 

[1OldGI]

The South, more specifically the left coast of Florida

 

[kiltie]

Texas! Confederate Hats of America?

 

[Wolfwood]

Way to bundle all of Europe (and Asia)under a single point! :eusa_doh:

Anyway, one of the Europeans here, more precisely North-European, which is WAY different from South-Europeans, let me tell you...

Come to think of it, how come Canada is bundled with central americas?

 

[Torpedo]

Hola,

I am one of the South-Europeans!

More precisely, in Barcelona, by the Mediterranean Sea.

 

[carter]

Texas (by way of Virginia), the great southwest. So I guess that South fits. You know what they say in Texas. "I wasn't born here but I got here as fast as I could".

 

[tinmanzzz]

TENNESSEE

Why, Tennessee of course :eusa_clap

My Backyard

Why there is a Texas

And why Beaver is better than Coon for hats

 

[mayserwegener]

I would say Texas (western) and Bavaria / Austria (trachten) based on traditional styles. NYC for dress hats.

 

[nickn5]

Europe strictly speaking but as any self-respecting Brit will tell you, Britain isn't really in Europe...

If your world geography was learnt from the British newspapers, the USA would be a big place 10 miles west of Ireland, while Europe would be the equivalent of where Australia is, the other side of the world. lol

N.

 

[Tampahound]

My Backyard

Now THAT is a beautiful backyard!

 

[gwold]

I'm new here, lurking & enjoying the banter. Throw my vote into the NE by geography, but NorCal by aspiration.

 

[buler]

Another Wisconsin.

B

 

[charlie farley]

Scotland.
The last time I visited Edinburgh I was pleased to see three or four fedoras.