Since a made-to-measure suit was technically made for that customer, it's possible the maker included a personalized tag. I suppose if an off the rack retailer were fancy enough they might also do something similar.
I'm not sure if this is by design or chance, but my suits are all dark and simple, while my odd jackets and sportcoats are generally more colorful. I think I prefer more subdued suits and clothing in general. If I want to be flashy, I'll usually do it with a tie.
There are guidelines, but I think it really boils down to what you think looks best on you and what you find most comfortable.
Some of those pesky guidelines:
http://www.villagehatshop.com/facts_faces.html
http://www.millerhats.com/hatcare_index/hatfaces.html
Are you asking if Akubra uses different felts for different hats, the answer is yes. With regards to Akubra only, most of their hats are fairly stiff, so they're at home in rough conditions and inclement weather. Others, like the Sydney and Stylemaster, are softer and lighter. They conform more...
I don't own one, but by all accounts it is a very durable hat. If the felt and construction are anything like my Campdraft, it should be able to handle travel quite well so long as you don't plan on rolling it up for great lenghths of time.
Oh, my god. I have to go edit my facebook profile. :eusa_clap
I am normally averse to giving myself categories and titles, but this could work. As for things that other people call me, most are not appropriate or have been covered by Diamondback's earlier post.
I guess it would be my first, I'm thinking of a whiskey 2.5" brim, 5.5" open crown and a black ribbon with red and silver accents on the bow. Sort of a custom Akubra Sydney.
After demonstrating a Borsalino's ability to roll into the cone-shape shown above, a hat salesman told me that it was not advisable to do it often. Crushable is a pretty vague term, and hats that are capable of being rolled for travel are usually advertised as such.
Any ideas as to what color this gentleman's tie would be? It looks silver, but for all I know it could be grey, blue, white, etc. What would be a common tie color for a man of this class/profession?
Thanks
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