dixiedust

[dixiedust]

how ya'll are?????Found this fourm just poking around. I am from south Louisiana I have been wearing fedoras for 20 years "every day" We call them "mans hats" down here, love them would feel naked without one on my head. I buy all my hats from Meyer the Hatter in New Orleans ,damn good people. I wear dobbs straws in fair weather and Borsalino in the winter 2 1/2 inch brim just bought a vintage Borsalino from the 30s the quality is unreal from todays hats, was just like new!!!!!!
merci'
Dan Robert':cool2:

 

[DanielJones]

Welcome to the Loung DD. This is the place for hat lovers. Would love to see pictures of the Vintage you have.

Cheers!

Dan

 

[ITG]

Welcome neighbor! Did Meyer the Hatter's hats survive the hurricane in decent condition?

 

[K.D. Lightner]

Welcome to the Lounge, dixiedust, glad to know there are other gals out there who wear "men's hats." I have about 20 fedoras and feel naked without them, too.

Recently, I moved from San Diego to my home state, Iowa, to be with my elderly mother. Des Moines is not as much a fedora town as San Diego was, but at least mother is getting used to me wearing them.

Please do let us know about the New Orlean's hatter, sounds like a great place, hope they are still doing business.

karol

 

[dixiedust]

Talked to Mr Meyer last week-----They are fine no water damage lost a sign open for busness------Dan:cool2:

 

[feltfan]

I sure didn't see any 30s Borsalinos when I
visited Meyer the Hatter. Does he keep them
under the counter for special customers?

 

[Biltmore Bob]

...laissez le bon ton roulet.

 

[dixiedust]

Bought mine at an estate sale--------Dan:cool2: