I do this Dave
This is not only one of my favorite hats... But absolutely one of my favorite brims
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That really is an excellent job there, Moon!
I do this Dave
This is not only one of my favorite hats... But absolutely one of my favorite brims
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I do this Dave
This is not only one of my favorite hats... But absolutely one of my favorite brims
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it's a diamond .... I'll grab a pic when I canCould you show the bash on top? Is it a center dent or diamond?
That is a great job!
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+1Very Iconic!
That hat looks great on you!
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You can certainly use some steam and turn down both the front and rear.That is generally referred to as "outback".Does the Fed IV work well with the brim turned down all around instead of just in the front? I know the Adventurer sold by David Morgan is made that way, but I'm not crazy about the colors or brim size on that one.
I think it looks perfect and the proportions are fantastic on you
seems the hat is telling you what it wants ... and a good thing is that there really are no hard creases to you can change this crease whenever and not worry about a "ghost"
I think it looks fantastic from all angles ... and I particularly like that there really is no rake ... some hats look awesome that way ... the OR 25 I wore yesterday is like that ... it just doesn't want a rake
looks absolutely perfect ... I really really like that hat on you
that thing is YOU bro ... 100%
I've been looking and looking some more at the diamond, which is what's on my CD and the first crease I went with on this hat.
Something happened and the two points of the diamond popped out and the Center Dent was there. So decided to try it.
I agree and it looks good on you with the center dent.I agree, Scottie. To me, this hat always looks best with a center crease, which was clearly what the designer had in mind.
I thought that the brim-turned-down-all-around was a cool look when I first got into hats, but after awhile I saw its limitations. I much prefer these days the way Cap's sporting his in the above photos.Does the Fed IV work well with the brim turned down all around instead of just in the front? I know the Adventurer sold by David Morgan is made that way, but I'm not crazy about the colors or brim size on that one.
I thought that the brim-turned-down-all-around was a cool look when I first got into hats, but after awhile I saw its limitations. I much prefer these days the way Cap's sporting his in the above photos.