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Northwest Hats, Eugene, Ore.
Oh pretty! A Semi-Colado! Love the sweat band color too. -
What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?
We attended my wife's Oregon State University 25 year club banquet this evening, she was recognized for her years of service to the college. Wore a DB pin stripe and a black German Lord's Hat (Homburg). This, paired with an orange tie represented my Alma Mater's colors in style. -
Northwest Hats, Eugene, Ore.
Went to the theater last night to see some friends in the play "Matilda". Trotted out the Aubergine Longhair, which was modeled after an image on the webs, 1890s style. I need to get down to to see Mike, a tall crown stiff felt is in my sights. -
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What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?
The ribbon treatment on this one is really wild! Love it. -
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Homburg Nation
Incredible piece of Homburg history here Stefan. The colors are interesting, I see Gris in the label, so a form of gray? Love the age and patina of this one. -
The hard-to-find or unusual Hat Circle
Beautiful hat Max. I have a Stephen L. Stetson with this Carter feature. Don't know if anyone else used them. Incredible Cav you got there! I have never had the guts to actually remove the buttoned in sweat in one of these Carter equipped hats. Lots of history with this one Max. The... -
Post New Hats Here!
Very cool stiff felt. Unusual to see one in the "Brent" size. Very nice old Stetson Joe. I agree that the Whippet has a mythical following, but every collection needs at least one to be considered well rounded. Looks great on your well rounded noggin. Looks great on you good sir. I just... -
Fedoras afield
Forgot to add the photos from last weeks trip to central Oregon. Wore my 1942 Rose Bowl custom from NW Hats as it seems to be quite sturdy. The National Park for the Oregon Painted Hills was our expedition last Thursday. Never had been there and I'm a lifelong Oregon resident. Very... -
The social hierarchy of hat styles
This post just about sums it all up Bowen. And...you look great in all styles! -
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What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?
I love this hat, everything about it. I would find all sorts of outfits it would go with. Stellar! Very nice! I do like the color of that felt. Wow, what a finish on that French example. Impressive. You have the "god light" (photography term) going on big time in these shots. Very nice form. -
What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?
Love the color on that old Adam! The Manhattan is interesting, is it a high end hat for it's day or more of an 'off the rack' cheap and serviceable fedora? -
What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?
Great looking Knox. Versatile color. Where in Oregon? I need to introduce you to our local hatter Mike Miller in Eugene. -
What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?
Trip to the store on a wet, blustery day. Weather called for a stingy to not blow away. Went with a early 60s Navy blue Borsalino stingy in mirtillo (blue berry). -
Post New Hats Here!
Such a lovely color Danielle. The felt seems to be just luxurious! Nice to see a pristine oilskin liner on this one. There is just something about the quality of this era. Love a back bow hat. The finish and color of this one is super. -
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What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?
Love the color of this British stiff felt. A year ago, I picked up a boxtop with all kinds of Moore's info from the early 1960s. Been looking for a Moore's hat to go with it for a while now. -
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What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?
Yes, this one had to wait for autumn. Picked it up from Mike Miller in the high summer. Now to find a purple suit! -
What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?
Kind of a maiden voyage for the Aubergine Rabbit Lord's Hat. One of my more unusual custom creations by Mike Miller of NW Hats. The Lord's hat is a homburg that is "dressed down" for casual wear by not having an edge binding. The long hair finish is really special, called melusine. Styled from a... -
The BORSALINO BROTHERHOOD
Wow! I wonder what happened to the tags? Sure has a nice form.
