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Michael A
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I found this at my local vintage store today. First day out for the spring and summer clothes.
IMG_8498 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Macy's Men's Store New York
IMG_8482 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
IMG_8483 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
IMG_8481 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
IMG_8496 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
IMG_8480 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
2 3/4" brim, just under 4 1/2 at the pinch.
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IMG_8498 by Michael A2012, on FlickrMacy's Men's Store New York
IMG_8482 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
IMG_8483 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
IMG_8481 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
IMG_8496 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
IMG_8480 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr2 3/4" brim, just under 4 1/2 at the pinch.
Michael
Forgot one a few days ago. I was in a bit of a slump with the English hats, but the Woodrow and this one are nice new ones.
James Robinsons&Sons of Romiley, England homburg in black. Size 61 with the brim at 6cm and the crown at 11,5cm at the center dent. I never heard of this hatter before, but the company was founded in 1880. Could not find out when it closed, but I supect it was out of business by the mid sixties (as most of the Englsih makers were). This one dates from the late fifties to early sixties I believe. Lovely hand to the felt and well finished. It didn't like side pinches dry creased, so I left it without for now.
Romiley is located in the same area as Stockport and Denton, the center of British felt hat manufacture.
James Robinsons&Sons of Romiley, England homburg in black. Size 61 with the brim at 6cm and the crown at 11,5cm at the center dent. I never heard of this hatter before, but the company was founded in 1880. Could not find out when it closed, but I supect it was out of business by the mid sixties (as most of the Englsih makers were). This one dates from the late fifties to early sixties I believe. Lovely hand to the felt and well finished. It didn't like side pinches dry creased, so I left it without for now.
Romiley is located in the same area as Stockport and Denton, the center of British felt hat manufacture.
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A perfect summer straw, Michael. Super find.I found this at my local vintage store today. First day out for the spring and summer clothes.
Macy's Men's Store New York
2 3/4" brim, just under 4 1/2 at the pinch.
Michael
I found this at my local vintage store today. First day out for the spring and summer clothes.
Macy's Men's Store New York
2 3/4" brim, just under 4 1/2 at the pinch.
Michael
+1!
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Recent Find: Stetson Wafer edged brim (2 1/8). 2 inch unique back bowed black/gray ribbon with charcoal interior.
Wonderful ribbon and vented liner.
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Thanks Doug and Stefan. Spring is around the corner, so it was nice to have a new Panama show up just now. I could use a couple of more boaters, but other than that I think my straw hat collection is pretty much filled out.
Thanks,
Michael
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Bates Hatter “Allegro 214”
This trim little green hat arrived today. I wasn’t expecting much as it was made in Colombia and just didn’t look like much of anything. I was surprised when it arrived to find the open crown was 5.5” (moderate taper), and the brim is an honest 2.5”. I was expecting the brim to be about 2” based on the seller’s photos so a pleasant surprise. A bigger surprise was how soft, thin, dense, and eminently moldable the felt is. I was going to reshape the brim, but I kind of liked the deep flanged/high sides look. The crown takes any dry crease I care to try and goes back to open without any trace of the crease. The felt really blew me away. It’s a keeper.
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This trim little green hat arrived today. I wasn’t expecting much as it was made in Colombia and just didn’t look like much of anything. I was surprised when it arrived to find the open crown was 5.5” (moderate taper), and the brim is an honest 2.5”. I was expecting the brim to be about 2” based on the seller’s photos so a pleasant surprise. A bigger surprise was how soft, thin, dense, and eminently moldable the felt is. I was going to reshape the brim, but I kind of liked the deep flanged/high sides look. The crown takes any dry crease I care to try and goes back to open without any trace of the crease. The felt really blew me away. It’s a keeper.
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Stetson Royal Whippet. It’s not my size so it will be headed off to eBay. It’s in fabulous condition and I need to flip it for a profit to make up for some of my recent misadventures in hat purchases.
If only it was a 7 5/8....
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If only it was a 7 5/8....
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7 1/4? That'll bring in the bids, alright.Stetson Royal Whippet. It’s not my size so it will be headed off to eBay. It’s in fabulous condition and I need to flip it for a profit to make up for some of my recent misadventures in hat purchases.
If only it was a 7 5/8....
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Pheidippides announces this latest victory:
There is a bit of a lazy "~" curve in the brim from edge to crown in the front. (Not visible as I snapped the pics quick before it popped back into this shape.) For kicks I tried it brims up but it's some serious flange, so looks like I'll need some steam to reshape the brim after it comes out of the freezer.
I feel the neutral grey will make this a versatile hat. Even though it is monochromatic it somehow seems to make the the bow treatment pop and be the main focal point. Looking forward to making this a rotation regular.
There is a bit of a lazy "~" curve in the brim from edge to crown in the front. (Not visible as I snapped the pics quick before it popped back into this shape.) For kicks I tried it brims up but it's some serious flange, so looks like I'll need some steam to reshape the brim after it comes out of the freezer.I feel the neutral grey will make this a versatile hat. Even though it is monochromatic it somehow seems to make the the bow treatment pop and be the main focal point. Looking forward to making this a rotation regular.
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Great catch on the Marathon.
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Just got my new Sterkowski.
The reviews on it were good enough for it to serve as a beater/everyday/test hat.
I've been a bit squeamish to wear my Stetson out, but I won't feel quite as bad if something happens to a $60 hat.
The fit is ok, but I may play around with shaping the brim to better suit my tastes
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The reviews on it were good enough for it to serve as a beater/everyday/test hat.
I've been a bit squeamish to wear my Stetson out, but I won't feel quite as bad if something happens to a $60 hat.
The fit is ok, but I may play around with shaping the brim to better suit my tastes
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Optimo, extra light camel, size 57.25, brim 2 3/8". Custom made so that I can align the pinch properly over the nose on my apparently crooked head. This is my new favorite hat, ever. More about this on the Optimo Thread. https://www.thefedoralounge.com/threads/optimo-south-side-mobsters.30265/page-101
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Dunn & Co.
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A Bowler is on my list of hats to aquire as well. Looks good
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A proper English Bowler! I like it on you Max. Now for the extra sunny days, a boater needs to be on your radar. Great liner, it appears to have some substantial age. Hard to date Dunn & Co. hats, they continued to make a classic style for a long period of time.Dunn & Co.
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I have a boater already, but I haven't picked it up from Ignacio's shop yet.
The Dunn and Co. Has a perforation on the top of the liner with a small metal grid to let the heat out. It works!
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Very fine quality bowler you got yourself there, Max. Looks great on you actually.Dunn & Co.
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