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The Cap Faction
This was a blast. I used the only period pattern I've ever found to create a cap - a 1917 Progressive Tailor article with a pattern included. It was like an archaeological dig, not knowing what it would look like until it was nearly done. It's an odd one, but I really like it! The Brighton...- Stuffsmith
- Post #7,190
- Forum: Hats
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The Cap Faction
I've tried posting several times in the last week and they all disappeared 'for moderation', but hopefully it's fixed now. Here is my first all-straw cap: The Argonne Summer Straw! Featuring super-cool Thai handwoven hemp straw.- Stuffsmith
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- Forum: Hats
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The Cap Faction
Smoothsailor - great work, man! Not an easy task first time around, I know that! You did great, it looks good on you!- Stuffsmith
- Post #7,171
- Forum: Hats
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The Cap Faction
Has anyone else had their post whisked off for moderation for days? I spent time loading it up and am still waiting. I've also tried to load a post to my vendor page with the same result... What gives??- Stuffsmith
- Post #7,164
- Forum: Hats
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vintage caps
Incredible pic, thanks Blackthorn! A cap on virtually every head!- Stuffsmith
- Post #217
- Forum: Hats
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The Well Dressed Head - Bespoke and Vintage Period Caps
>>>THE ARGONNE - 'Summer Straw' <<< Hands-down, the coolest cap for summer, in every way. My popular four-panel 1920's style Argonne cap is now available as an unlined handwoven straw cap! This is the only bespoke vintage-style cap in the world, that I'm aware of, that is made entirely of...- Stuffsmith
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- Forum: Merchants
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What Cap Are You Wearing Today?
Hey Eddie - really nice! I dig the Retro Sport caps, and I agree, great value and nicely made... This one looks dynamite on you.- Stuffsmith
- Post #71
- Forum: Hats
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What Cap Are You Wearing Today?
Out and about in my rehabbed 1920's corduroy flat cap...- Stuffsmith
- Post #69
- Forum: Hats
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The Cap Faction
Nice, Howard! Mr. Freedom really does a great job, and the fabrics are stellar. I've just finished resizing this 1920s Canadian cap from the dead (6 5/8" dead!) and I couldn't be happier. The pinwale corduroy fabric kicks my butt.- Stuffsmith
- Post #7,156
- Forum: Hats
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The Cap Faction
That's a very cool cap, Mike! Interesting design, beautifully fabricated - with some unusual and cool details. I particularly like the cork visor and the little triangular flaps that fold at the peak ends. Nice!!- Stuffsmith
- Post #7,154
- Forum: Hats
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The Cap Faction
Cooling down here in Sydney. Finally - the warm clothes can come out! :)- Stuffsmith
- Post #7,137
- Forum: Hats
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The Cap Faction
Joshua! Great cap, and a fine entry into the bunnet brotherhood!! You wear it well. Strapped - nice find! Love the color and the price, well, perfect!- Stuffsmith
- Post #7,134
- Forum: Hats
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The Cap Faction
Barry, that Is fantastic – and I can't believe you found modern wool that looks so incredibly vintage! Good work. HatsRme - that's really nice of you to say, people are kind of split down the middle on that outfit – so much so that I think it has scared me out of wearing them out together! That...- Stuffsmith
- Post #7,114
- Forum: Hats
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The Cap Faction
Last year I bought this crazy 1940's pinwale cord shirt from Arnaud Bauville and his excellent FRENCH CANCAN blog. I've worn it a few times, and it is a conversation starter (and, occasionally, ender) every time. Imagine my reaction to finding a few yards of the same corduroy, same vintage...- Stuffsmith
- Post #7,107
- Forum: Hats
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The Cap Faction
"The Fairway -1920s European reproduction flat cap" Nice one Damian, and love the name!- Stuffsmith
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- Forum: Hats
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The Cap Faction
Cool, Michael, congrats! Your cap will be finished in a few days' time! phk, you ain't kiddin'!- Stuffsmith
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- Forum: Hats
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