Wow, pictures really helps to understand a lot better hat anatomy then just words on forum. I think you got me sold with that, before I wasn't sure which one should between Fed IV and Campdraft, but now I'm pretty sure I will take the latter. Thanks once again, you and all participants in this...
Nice, same height as me. Thanks for that, now I have a good example of a big guy wearing a wider brimmed fedora and I must say that it looks better than I imagined and in good proportion for a height!
Thank you, that was information I was looking for. Between Camp Draft and Fed IV, it's a hard decision, but I'm leaning a little bit more to the first one.
You know what, you are right. Personalty I prefer Akubras over them but if I would order from Germany shipping would be cheap, and I won't need to pay customs. Still, I think even if I order from Australia it shouldn't cost so much more than from Germany, but the hat would definitely serve me...
Nice, thanks a lot for that! They look beautiful. How would you compare them with Akubras quality wise? I would also like to know how they behave in the rain and how much to expect shrinkage to occur?
Thank you T Jones for your recommendation, you are right, from Akubra I am looking between Fed IV and Campdraft, but I will see if I decide to go for either of these two.
I would gladly buy a vintage hat but lets me honest, it would be hard to find one in size 61 in the USA and even harder in Europe where I am from. For a first hat, I was looking to buy from Hutbreiter in Germany...
So what would be maximum fedora width for let's say for a golden age decade? I know Americans and even so more British were conservative with the brim widths, but I saw one photo of Australians in the 30s from this forum with on average bigger brims, even for a dress fedora, was this a regional...
Hello guys,
been already here posting for some time, but more or less just reading and getting all the interesting info this forum can provide. So as stated in the title, this is my first time buying the fedora and I would like to ask you some questions' topic wise. So firstly, my name is...
Selling my grandfather beautiful barnstormer size 54, which is unfortunately too small for me, made from high quality soft but very hardy and robust goatskin. Lining is made from thick wool blanket, so this is legit autumn-winter jacket, weights 2,8kg. It's in very good condition for almost 100...
Thanks a lot, both of you, I learned a lot more that I originally knew. I read yesterday some more history of G1 and you are correct, will pass on this one. Maybe one more question regarding G1, I have another options for around €200, it's not MIL SPEC, but it's US Wings G1. Would you think €200...
As already stated in the title, I have a chance of buying genuine Mil Spec G1 jacket for €200, but I am not sure if it's worth it? I know that G-1 MIL-J-7823E series of jackets dated from 1969 to present, but I don't know how can I determine by the label from which exact year the jacket was...
Would someone be willing to exchange Austrian army jumper size 6 for size 5 if there's a chance it's too big for you and maybe 5 would fit you better. Unfortunately 5 doesn't fit me anymore as it should and would rather exchange for 6 with someone. Please let me know. Btw mine is 100% wool, OG...
Hello guys,
I am selling Swedish military parka M1909 in civilian edition because there's no army stamps on it, only number 1 which means size. From my knowledge this is the biggest it can get, corresponds to size XL/XXL. See measurements:
shoulder width: 52cm
armpit to armpit: 68cm
back...
Hello
I found this vintage Woolrich parka on Ebay and ask seller from what year or decade is but he didn't know to answer me, I hope one of you can. Thank you guys.
I would like to recreate his parka look, in my opinion it looks really cool, very minimalist but I am getting expedition vibe from it. What brand or type of parka should bring me closest to his one?
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