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Looking good!!!New caps day for me! Sterkowski Ivy 5 linen in black and a Rusty Harris tweed in grey
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New caps day for me! Sterkowski Ivy 5 linen in black and a Rusty Harris tweed in grey
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Green Herringbone newsboy for a walk on the trails around the property of Gillette castle in Haddam Ct. View attachment 481715 View attachment 481716
Thank you Eric.Sharp green hued cap for your adventure. The herringbone cap has a nice drape.
Thanks for sharing. Best wishes, Eric -
I like this Mackinaw. I've recently gotten a couple of Stormy Kromer Original caps, but this Mackinaw has a bit of a different shape that I like.Morning snow removal under a Mackinaw wool cap.
Best, Eric -
I like this Mackinaw. I've recently gotten a couple of Stormy Kromer Original caps, but this Mackinaw has a bit of a different shape that I like.
It looks to me like the Filson ear flaps do a better job of covering the ears than the Stormy Kromer does. On the SK, you just pull the flap ring down from the sides, instead of folding them down or out. They are OK in a pinch, but they don't really cover enough or stay down. It's OK for me though, I got the hat because I love the red and black plaid. Thanks for the pics.AndyR the Filson Mackinaw fits my head well. The cap has ear flaps. They fold up inside the cap. Whenthe ear flaps are folded up inside the band the cap fits nicely snug. When unfolded the cap still fits and is toasty when I need it. The Mackinaw wool is really durable and stays clean. After years the cap still looks fresh and new.
Ear flaps down.
At work. The cap is a "pill-box" shape. Certainly more square with steep sides. The thick Mackinaw wool I suspect demand the design. The strap in front I am not really sure what it is about and I do not use it.
The inside is shown below. I rarely include an inside shot of the Mackinaw cap as I wear it for outside or cold weather chores I am am reluctant to take it off.
A very long reply to your gracious comment. Cheers!
Best, Eric -
Sounds like the issue that I've had with caps and earflaps. They start out working okay, but then don't stay down or become wings. I've migrated to wearing earmuffs separately from my caps.It looks to me like the Filson ear flaps do a better job of covering the ears than the Stormy Kromer does. On the SK, you just pull the flap ring down from the sides, instead of folding them down or out. They are OK in a pinch, but they don't really cover enough or stay down. It's OK for me though, I got the hat because I love the red and black plaid. Thanks for the pics.
Wings, that's funny!become wings
It looks to me like the Filson ear flaps do a better job of covering the ears than the Stormy Kromer does. On the SK, you just pull the flap ring down from the sides, instead of folding them down or out. They are OK in a pinch, but they don't really cover enough or stay down. It's OK for me though, I got the hat because I love the red and black plaid. Thanks for the pics.
Sounds like the issue that I've had with caps and earflaps. They start out working okay, but then don't stay down or become wings. I've migrated to wearing earmuffs separately from my caps.
Great post Short. I'm on the prowl for two or three caps spot on like yours. I should have done this much sooner but I've s streak the chepskate procrastinator. And a black knit watch cap easily tucked inside my gloverall pockets, so aside the brown fedora, a few caps to crown my middle age noggin will be just the ticket. Thnx again for posting.