Nice alternate! I’d wear the heck outta that one!Thanks Bowen. I had an alternate jacket lined up in case the rain picked up.
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Loved the Carlos hat. I did not know such a thing existed.
Thanks,
Michael
I haven't tried this Honey. I use a Pecard's preparation. For dirty old sweats I have been using the same conditioner that I use on the Mercedes, Girots 3 in 1. Cleans and conditions, nice product. I think there is a dedicated thread (go figure...) for this kind of stuff. I know some folks have had issues with any kind of conditioner on some sweats. Not my experience.Already did. I copied Anthony's. I have been brushing, cleaning, and steaming hats and saddle-soaping leather sweats for three hours, and have only finished three hats.
I bought this to condition the sweats. Think it will work?
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John Lofgren Monkey Boots Shinki Horsebuttt - $1,136 The classic monkey boot silhouette in an incredibly rich Shinki russet horse leather. 
Grant Stone Diesel Boot Dark Olive Chromexcel - $395 Goodyear welted, Horween Chromexcel, classic good looks. 
Schott 568 Vandals Jacket - $1,250 The classic Perfecto motorcycle jacket, in a very special limited-edition Schott double rider style.
Vintage Ant!
Rocking the black and red look Michael. The old Gordon is one of my favorites.The last few raindrops are coming down now. Gordon Feature Felt keeping my head dry
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Supposed to get very windy today. Will have to go with a tight fitting cap for my bike ride.
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Have a great Friday,
Michael
How very studly of you!Thanks Bowen. I had an alternate jacket lined up in case the rain picked up.
Loved the Carlos hat. I did not know such a thing existed.
Thanks,
Michael
Such a beautiful straw Daniele. Love that pug color.Many thanks for your likes, quotes and so on.
Compliments to you all, I exploit the moment of popularity by showing you the creation of Fleur - Penumbra hat
Michael A Dicianna
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It seems these are the last hours of sun then it will rain, so the weatherman said
Agua woven in Perù and finished in Europe
A friend of mine called me "Paron" that means "Land lord" and we smiled ten minutes. There are many meanings of this venetian word
Have a good day and thanks again
Perfect picture Serge!Now that's how you spend a summer afternoon. Under an Esther Weis Milan.
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Mike, Thanks! I am not sure how to rate them because workmanship could be equal but not the components (felt, sweatband, ribbon, liner). Mayser Ulm was the major German brand so they used more expensive components at their highest qualities because customers were willing to pay extra. I would say Mayser Ulm, R. & M. Wegener, Hückel Weilheim, and A. Peschel had the finest quality workmanship. To be fair most German Hat Companies had high quality workmanship. You also had companies like Rockel & Co. that made great Felts but used lower price sweatbands, liners, bands to keep the price down. They were very successful with this approach.
Great old Strat Bowen. Put her down for a nap and you should follow.
Thanks for this Steve. Now I have to line up my European felts in a row and test this theory. I have a selection of 1950s and 1960s editions of these I still need a Peschel to round out my Continent collection. You are the Oracle.
Mike, I am looking at workmanship. How the hat is made and not just quality of the components.
Gotta Luv a Hemp Strat. Think I'll pop mine on this afternoon when it heats up. Nice one Richard.Woven hemp OR
Y’all have a great Friday
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Very nice, Brent. Lovely panama.PHD Havana
It came from with piece of high density foam glued in to act as a pinch protector.
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We expect a full parade of hats, Max. Just keep mucking about with them and see what works for you. You'll get the hang of it soon enough. Needless to say that is a great hat.How do you like this one? I brushed it, vacuumed it, air-blasted it with my office's oil-free compressed air, and steamed it. The felt looks brand new.
I still have to learn how to do a decent crease, though.
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