I have some advice for you. Nobody has asked you to turn on a friend. My advice is that silence is golden when one of your competitors is being discussed on the internet. You can't help your friend and you can hurt yourself. Your friendship doesn't or shouldn't require you to defend his poor...
More important than what is "right" or "wrong" for your head shape is whether or not you like the hat on your head. Asking strangers on an internet forum isn't the best way to go. You could end up with what someone else likes rather than what you like. I like the idea of visiting a hat store...
On Monday morning it is OK to take people's money for three years and then make hats to younger orders? Not on my calendar. You're tied up with the personal situation and your friendship. I'm just looking at the facts. The fact is this fellow has engaged in very bad business practice. I'm...
One VS and I don't even have one. I haven't even seen one. But the images I've seen are breathtaking. Akubra is just an Australian Stetson. No big deal. I have three of those. They are OK but not like a custom.
I haven't but I might, if the opportunity presents itself. When I was a youngster in Portland, Oregon, my father used to take me to a men's store called Rosenblatt's to get outfitted. I remember it dimly but it was nice men's store. I would buy a hat from Rosenblatt's if I happened to...
All of this is immaterial. It doesn't matter how many hats of what type he makes. Taking someone's money for three years is simply unacceptable. He should refund all of it and start over. If he doesn't, he risks losing his business entirely.
I'm sorry, this sort of thing is inexcusable. A custom maker of anything should stop taking orders when the waiting time gets excessive. This happens in our industry too. A maker gets popular, takes people's money, enjoys the new prosperity and never catches up with the orders. After a while...
I live right between two of them. Hats Plus in Chicago and Henry the Hatter in Detroit. Hats plus is about 100 miles and Henry is about 200. Haven't been to either one even though I have patronized both. As an internet merchant, I'm also an internet shopper.
Randooch, my point was that the ACLU is political in nature because it picks and chooses the rights it wishes to defend. Gun ownership is only one of them. What the ACLU believes and what the SCOTUS decided is irrelevant. The fact that you appear to side with them is also irrelevant. The...
I don't know either but it says it is a fur blend. How much fur? How much wool? Who knows? I think I'd recommend the Open Road which is a very nice hat and fur felt.
Yes it is very political. The political nature of the ACLU derives from its selection of the rights and liberties to be defended. They do not defend rights that do not appeal to them such as gun ownership rights. It picks and chooses the rights it wishes to defend and is, for that reason...
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