If you like 'em they'll make more

[Matt Deckard]

I've been cuttin' through the first issue of Classic Style magazine and rereading the article written by Zemke and... well... It's to be read. The information on the industry and hat making and styles that are popular nowadays...

It's my favorite article. Tells you roughly the size of the industry, their take on the comeback of hats and from where your felt is coming.

Zemki, you did a fantastic job.

We haven't seen something this indepth into the hatting industry in a while.

 

[RBH]

Thanks Matt!

I'm awaiting my issue to hit Arkansas.
Sounds like the mag is just what we have all been looking for.
:eusa_clap :eusa_clap

 

[Matt Deckard]

It's pretty snazzy.

The Launch party went fantastically and I'm still hanging out in LA showing Senator Jack some of the hot spots listed.

He keeps complaining about how noone goes to the old buildings and classci venues. Problem is most of the general public in LA and Hollywood doesn't care about the history.

The magazine literally showcases what's left.

 

[matei]

We noticed that as well... we raved about the abundance of beautiful old Art Deco buildings still in use, and people (not Loungers) were kinda nonplussed. Probably thought we were two crazy foreigners.[huh]

 

[Lawman]

I'm a New York boy, but I just read the Steve Hodel book about the Black Dahlia murder. It really awakens some envoy for the LA of the 1930s and 1940s. What a terrifc peak into the past that book is! Like a Raymond Chandler novel, only real (and much, much scarier).

Mark

 

[John in Covina]

Watching the mailbox

Well, I am watching the mailbox, tapping nervously and looking at my watch.
It's like some sort of Biological clock ticking!

Skunked again today!

 

[feltfan]

Probably thought we were two crazy foreigners.[huh]

Were they wrong?

 

[matei]

Emm... not really!