What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?

[GHT]

The Gamble & ***n bespoke hat is worn to church this
morning at Tina's request. It's a pleasure to please the lady.

 

[steur]

Thank you Mark, much appreciated.

Thank you too, Stefan. Your observation did bring a smile. When our weights, measures and distances went metric, the pill was too bitter to swallow. Even though the UK has been going metric since 1965, all our road signs stating destinations, are still in miles.
Even those born long after our imperial measurents were consigned to history, still quote their body weight in stones and pounds. (There's 14 pounds in a stone.)

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And to bring the subject back on track, my hat size is 61cm. Yeah right.


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Seven & a half is the hat size that I wear.

I thought stones were made up of pebbles . Nah, you're only resisting because it was invented by the French don't you? Remember: Sweden switched to driving on the, ahem, correct side of road in a single day without any problems.
Let's stick to hats for now. Looking good there as usual Robert.

 

[steur]

Sunday is here and so are the hats of the week. Let's see.

Penumbra

Dunlap

Penumbra (again)

Dalton

Cervo Olimpic

Edgewood

The English hatter

Barbisio Odessa

 

[mayserwegener]

Dermotta Wien, 58 cm, possibly mid 1950s and a recent arrival.

Dermotta Wien, Velvet Display Stands, 10 cm x 6.5 cm, possibly 1920s. I found these Display Stands back in 2019.

 

[DonR]

Going with the Resistol Beaver Supreme Rocker B that once belonged to the late US Congressman Albert Thomas.

 

[Blare]

Sunday is here and so are the hats of the week. Let's see.

Penumbra
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Dunlap
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Penumbra (again)
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Dalton
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Cervo Olimpic
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Edgewood
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The English hatter
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Barbisio Odessa
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Love the ribbon on the Penumbra and the Dalton is always a favorite! The Edgewood is also a beauty.

 

[Blare]

Dermotta Wien, 58 cm, possibly mid 1950s and a recent arrival.

Dermotta Wien, Velvet Display Stands, 10 cm x 6.5 cm, possibly 1920s. I found these Display Stands back in 2019.

Beautiful dark green.

 

[Blare]

Going with the Resistol Beaver Supreme Rocker B that once belonged to the late US Congressman Albert Thomas.

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One cool looking hat.

 

[The Lost Cowboy]

Enjoying this quiet Sunday at home with a JBS 20.

I am blessed to be a cold-natured individual. That thermostat does not have to be very low for me to want a jacket and hat.

 

[Short Balding Guy]

Good morning hat folks. Yesterday evening I sport'd a Stetson ******* (sage) for grilling dinner.

Chores on the lake shore in a Mallory Classic.

This mornings dog soirre was enjoyed under the brim of a Gannon Wanderer (silverbelly and charcoal trimmings).

My morning coffee was enjoyed under the brim of a Stetson 7X.

Mid-morning temps warmed to 72'f (23'c) and I swtiched to Stetson Hemps.

Cheers, Eric -

 

[Steve1857]

Dermotta Wien, 58 cm, possibly mid 1950s and a recent arrival.

Dermotta Wien, Velvet Display Stands, 10 cm x 6.5 cm, possibly 1920s. I found these Display Stands back in 2019.

Great find, Steve. Classic shape and super colour.

 

[BobHufford]

For the final day of StingyPendence Week I’m wearing a not-so-stingy 1950s/60s Disney Italian Milan. See you all for StingyMas in a few months.

It even has my name in it.

 

[wsmontana]

Heading to brunch in a Stetson OR straw.

 

[steur]

Love the ribbon on the Penumbra and the Dalton is always a favorite! The Edgewood is also a beauty.

Thank you, Joe.

 

[RickP]

For the final day of StingyPendence Week I’m wearing a not-so-stingy 1950s/60s Disney Italian Milan. See you all for StingyMas in a few months.

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It even has my name in it.

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Ill throw in one of my not so stingy Milan weaves as well! This one a Biltmore in a Hemp Milan weave and 2" brim. Sill trying to figure out if its a faded black or a dark grey

 

[Steve1857]

For the final day of StingyPendence Week I’m wearing a not-so-stingy 1950s/60s Disney Italian Milan. See you all for StingyMas in a few months.

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It even has my name in it.

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Love everything about that Disney, Bob. A truly fine ending to StingyPendence week.

 

[GHT]

I thought stones were made up of pebbles . Nah, you're only resisting because it was invented by the French don't you? Remember: Sweden switched to driving on the, ahem, correct side of road in a single day without any problems.
Let's stick to hats for now. Looking good there as usual Robert.

Barbisio Odessa

Archaeological evidence suggests that the Romans, who had a significant influence on Britain, drove on the left. A practice in the pre-car era that allowed the right hand to greet or defend.
This practice may have continued through the centuries, becoming ingrained in British culture.
Here in Britain the steering wheel is on the right side. Elsewhere it's on the wrong side.

No arguments about the elegant Barbisio Stefan, a real beauty without compromise.

 

[alanfgag]

Independence Day

 

[carouselvic]

 

[Steve1857]

What else but my new Hornskov Serene straw.

Today, brim up.