jimmy the lid
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handlebar bart said:
The 3X truly is a beautiful lid. Here's a noggin shot:
Cheers,
JtL
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The 3X truly is a beautiful lid. Here's a noggin shot:
Cheers,
JtL
handlebar bart
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jimmy the lid said:The 3X truly is a beautiful lid. Here's a noggin shot:
Cheers,
JtL
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!JtL, that is sharp.:eusa_clap
indycop
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GREAT looking hat !!:eusa_clapjimmy the lid said:The 3X truly is a beautiful lid. Here's a noggin shot:
Cheers,
JtL
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The Dark or Navy blue is a color that I have ssen and liked enough to consider adding it to my wardrobe at some point.
PabloElFlamenco
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Well -talking colors- a month ago, my mother-in-law gave me a (identical to two others I already have, all were bought at the same time/shop in Firenze, in the early 1980's) velours Borsalino. Purple. A ladies hat. Last saturday, I picked it up from my newly discovered local hatter, who I'd asked to turn the hat into a gent's hat (by relocating the "knot" in the ribbon to port side).
Purple velours. Hum... Like said my youngest son...nope...I won't be quoted in an incorrect manner...let's stick to "pimpy". Oh yes. But...such a nice hat. In new condition, too!
Purple velours. Hum... Like said my youngest son...nope...I won't be quoted in an incorrect manner...let's stick to "pimpy". Oh yes. But...such a nice hat. In new condition, too!
Hat Colors
Here's some choice colors from Biltmore. I'm partial to the Willow myself.
http://www.hats-plus.com/detail.aspx?ID=431&Name=Biltmore-Designer-Series-Fedora-Hat
Here's some choice colors from Biltmore. I'm partial to the Willow myself.
http://www.hats-plus.com/detail.aspx?ID=431&Name=Biltmore-Designer-Series-Fedora-Hat
Selentino
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I would not be without a green hat. I have a sage stetson and a western pendleton from my wife. They go with almost anything. I've tried a blue fedora but only wore it a few times a year so I sold it.
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I Love It.....
Do you still have it? :eusa_clapLefty said:
OldStrummer
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I'm going through a bit of a dilemma.
I wear a lot of orange. I guess it's the runner in me, as orange running apparel is highly visible, and I don't want to get clobbered by a car while I'm out running across a road, or otherwise run during fading light.
I carry this quirk with me, as I have lots of apparel that is either orange, or has orange highlights. I'd like to find a nice fedora to wear that compliments my color choice. And therein lies my problem.
"Orange" is one of those colors that covers a gamut of hues. I've seen "rust," "cognac," "sienna," "burnt sienna" and more. Some of the names don't match what my definition of the term is (e.g., burnt sienna), or the photos that accompany the name and listing of the hat just cause me to scratch my head.
I think I need to see a hat in person, given what I see passes for "orange" hats online. I hate buying something and then having to return it because it doesn't meet my liking.
So, can anyone point me to reputable web site where the photos of the hats actually accurately reflect the color of the hat?
I wear a lot of orange. I guess it's the runner in me, as orange running apparel is highly visible, and I don't want to get clobbered by a car while I'm out running across a road, or otherwise run during fading light.
I carry this quirk with me, as I have lots of apparel that is either orange, or has orange highlights. I'd like to find a nice fedora to wear that compliments my color choice. And therein lies my problem.
"Orange" is one of those colors that covers a gamut of hues. I've seen "rust," "cognac," "sienna," "burnt sienna" and more. Some of the names don't match what my definition of the term is (e.g., burnt sienna), or the photos that accompany the name and listing of the hat just cause me to scratch my head.
I think I need to see a hat in person, given what I see passes for "orange" hats online. I hate buying something and then having to return it because it doesn't meet my liking.
So, can anyone point me to reputable web site where the photos of the hats actually accurately reflect the color of the hat?
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If money (and color) is no object... (the website name seems appropriate).
I think Steve would let his go for less than that
You trying to sell my hats while I've been away, Stefan? [emoji4]
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Oh no he wouldn't [emoji4]I think Steve would let his go for less than that
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Pellie
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Yes, we know all about orange hatsAnd we Dutch know all about orange hats of course...
Plenty of choice and for the price of that one Fouquet I think you'd have a shipping container full of them...
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