jeffgarf
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Good catch. Most posts I send get edited due to my terrible typing.Nice, it's Vanzina, not Vaniza or Vanizia. :-D
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Good catch. Most posts I send get edited due to my terrible typing.Nice, it's Vanzina, not Vaniza or Vanizia. :-D
WOW...wonderful hats there!!!!!How about some hats from last days? Cool.
A Stetson P L A Y B O Y.
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A 30's St.Lawrence fedora.
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A VS Wanderer (dove beaver felt).
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A vintage braided fedora.
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A Stetson Royal Deluxe.
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A Canadian Stetson OR.
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Cheers, Eric -
Worked my Akubra Adventurer into the rotation today. Works fairly well with a henley shirt, and naturally pairs with my Wested Leather jacket.
I did some adjustments to the hat last night, working on the front bash and shaping the brim a bit more so it didn't look like a box sitting on top of my head.
If I have one complaint about this particular hat, it's that I have to intentionally wear clothes that work with it, I can't just grab it and go like I can with my Snowy River.
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Nice one, Nathan!!My last day of four-wheeler life before heading back to the truck. 1940s JBS Royal De Luxe homburg (not a St Regis).
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Thanks Mark!Nice one, Nathan!!
You already know I’m a big fan of that brim dip in the front! I modeled my St Regis brim after one of other Homburgs. Looks great on you, Nathan!My last day of four-wheeler life before heading back to the truck. 1940s JBS Royal De Luxe homburg (not a St Regis).
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Nice little stingy there, Joe! Looks like I did it’s job in the rain too!Revival era G.B. Borsalino fu Lazzaro and C. San Remo has been my hat of choice last few days. Today finally weather was cooperating for photos.
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Thanks Phil. That it did…. That was all of about 5 seconds there!Nice little stingy there, Joe! Looks like I did it’s job in the rain too!
Welcome! Cool hat! The pictures are nice. In my opinion, if you want to show off your hat to its best advantage, turn about 30° away from the camera on the bow side, tilt your head slightly down, and take the shot from slightly above the hat so the crown and bow are both visible.1950s Steton I picked up over the summer. Been too hot to wear it in GA until today but I'm very excited about it, loving the fit. Apologies for the not great pictures. I'm new to the hat forum and I need to learn how to capture hats better, like the rest of you gents!
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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. Thanks! I'll try your tips next time. I also always forget why my posts will show one pic and attach the others. I know I solved that problem before, but can't recall the solution. Dig that Disney of yours, too!Welcome! Cool hat! The pictures are nice. In my opinion, if you want to show off your hat to its best advantage, turn about 30° away from the camera on the bow side, tilt your head slightly down, and take the shot from slightly above the hat so the crown and bow are both visible.
I am in NC, and we are getting very close to being able to wear felt hats in th real world here also. I can't wait lol.