Yes that is a special looking hat and with the liner and connection to the movie and to Hank, it makes that hat very special and to some degree part of a history. Looks great on you Sir, and the color is so clean looking. Sharp. With all the talk and pictures about the movie, we have sure been waiting to see it.
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esteban68
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A couple of 'Trilby' finds, first up is a Dunn &Co;
, condition on this was was generally very good though it was squashed quite a bit but ten minutes tweaking on the kettle sorted that out, sadly sweatband has split.
Next up was a bit grubby, I think it's had a liner at some point and again the sweatband has gone, it has the remains of a paper label stating YORK (could again be Dunn & Co?), it fits great ...strangely both are 7 1/8 but only this one fits, again it was quite crushed and needed steaming but at a fiver (UK) for both I couldn't argue!
Noggin shot;
Next up was a bit grubby, I think it's had a liner at some point and again the sweatband has gone, it has the remains of a paper label stating YORK (could again be Dunn & Co?), it fits great ...strangely both are 7 1/8 but only this one fits, again it was quite crushed and needed steaming but at a fiver (UK) for both I couldn't argue!
Noggin shot;
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Lt.hats
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Esteban, that's a great find for the price!
Lt.hats
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+1. I wear my moonstone Fed IV at least two or three times a week, it is my favorite fedora.
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Very nice, stratcat. Nice work on the crown! A Fed is on my short list.
Thanks gents, while I like the brown one and it may be more versatile, I have more greys and blues in my wardrobe so I think it will get more head time. I think the strong contrast between the felt and the ribbon make it look classier too.
I need to work a bit harder at the jaunty angle to get the style of bushmans avatar! My ears seem too high up (and big) to get it right.
I need to work a bit harder at the jaunty angle to get the style of bushmans avatar! My ears seem too high up (and big) to get it right.
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Historyteach24
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Strat, don't worry about that angle, I love the crease you got going, I think it fits your head and face perfectly
konadog
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Just picked up a new Stetson Benchley in Mink. It's 100% beaver with a 2" brim and a teardrop crown. I really wanted a wider brim, but the salesman didn't have anything else and made it worth my while price-wise. Definitely interested in any thoughts re the shape for my face.
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In whatever size you are, Konadog, the 2" brim works well for you, IMO. Sure, you could use a tiny tad more brim, but that lid really suits you as is and should be a good look. I always recommend a tilt to give it the attitude Sinatra spoke of. Try that, then notice yourself in a window or mirror reflection. Let us know! GREAT hat!!!
konadog
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i'm a 7 3/4 (62cm). and i do agree the tilt gives it more swagger and i like swagger.
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How could I forget... we 're about the same size! You might also play around with the front brim. It looks good as you have it snapped down, but try it brim up, or anywhere else in between.
tropicalbob
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I've been sporting my straws with the brims up for some time. My wife calls it my "semi-hip Gabby Hayes Look."
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Kleinhans Buffalonian - second that I've found, or that has been found for me. :eusa_doh:
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Very, VERY nice, Alan! Now go put on a felt before you catch a cold...
beetleything
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Thanks gents, while I like the brown one and it may be more versatile, I have more greys and blues in my wardrobe so I think it will get more head time. I think the strong contrast between the felt and the ribbon make it look classier too.
I need to work a bit harder at the jaunty angle to get the style of bushmans avatar! My ears seem too high up (and big) to get it right.
That's Jimmy Stewart - he had a lot of practise to get where he got with that hat
The Fed IV's look good and they look good on you!
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rclark
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I'm finally getting around to posting a couple of photos of this Churchill that I picked up a couple of months ago. The unique Neiman-Marcus/Texas logo liner really makes this hat for me.
Thank you!That's Jimmy Stewart - he had a lot of practise to get where he got with that hat
The Fed IV's look good and they look good on you!
I have always liked Jimmy Stewart, ever since I saw the Glenn Miller story as a little kid, agreed, he sure knew how to wear a hat!
Lovely hat, thin ribbons are really looking good to me at the moment.
