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What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?
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moontheloon
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Borsalino for Anthony.
thank you Alan!!!
that hat is everything in my hat world at the present time ... I am literally in love with it ...
to have that hat in my size is at the very top of my list ... it has really grabbed a hold of my heart
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J.Hückel´s Söhne / Jaques Mayer "Standard" probably 1930s.
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J.Hückel´s Söhne / Jaques Mayer "Standard" probably 1930s.
SMASHING !!!
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J.Hückel´s Söhne / Jaques Mayer "Standard" probably 1930s.
Wait until Joao sees THIS! Fantastic, Steve!!! (It almost looks to be MY size...!)
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It's one thing to see it. It's another thing to see it in action!
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Borsalino for Anthony.
Strokes of genius... Great hat, too!
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Today's Hat - Hilhouse and Co featherweight
Hilhouse Hat 1 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Hilhouse Hat 2 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Hilhouse Hat 3 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Don't seem to find much info about this company, which seems a bit odd since they were in business on New Bond St London from 1799 to the early/mid 1960s. And for some time also on Jermyn St.
Michael
Hilhouse Hat 1 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Hilhouse Hat 2 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Hilhouse Hat 3 by Michael A2012, on FlickrDon't seem to find much info about this company, which seems a bit odd since they were in business on New Bond St London from 1799 to the early/mid 1960s. And for some time also on Jermyn St.
Michael
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J'adore!
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That's a serious hat!!J.Hückel´s Söhne / Jaques Mayer "Standard" probably 1930s.
I like the shirt too.
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A country gentleman.Today's Hat - Hilhouse and Co featherweight
Don't seem to find much info about this company, which seems a bit odd since they were in business on New Bond St London from 1799 to the early/mid 1960s. And for some time also on Jermyn St.
Michael
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Good day folks.
Taking a moment and catching up with the posts - magnificent pics and sharing!
Breezy cool morning had me wearing a Cordova Cap early morning.
I was out shortly ago cleaning a vtg. Borsalino Featherweight. This gray vtg felt is the thinest I own. Liner and all it is lighter that the Dobb Cross Country (another light weight). I can not wait until it is cleaned, blocked, steamed and ready for wear. Warmer weather will come and this ht will be ready.
Below is a pre-cleaning pic of the Featherweight and Cross Country. The crazy weather (hazy, breezy) does not accurate show the gray felt. They are gray and do not have a noticeable blue color.
On with the show.
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Taking a moment and catching up with the posts - magnificent pics and sharing!
Breezy cool morning had me wearing a Cordova Cap early morning.
I was out shortly ago cleaning a vtg. Borsalino Featherweight. This gray vtg felt is the thinest I own. Liner and all it is lighter that the Dobb Cross Country (another light weight). I can not wait until it is cleaned, blocked, steamed and ready for wear. Warmer weather will come and this ht will be ready.
Below is a pre-cleaning pic of the Featherweight and Cross Country. The crazy weather (hazy, breezy) does not accurate show the gray felt. They are gray and do not have a noticeable blue color.
On with the show.
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Man, that's a serious hat you got there! What's the brim size? Probably over 4'J.Hückel´s Söhne / Jaques Mayer "Standard" probably 1930s.
Is it a stiff brim, like a homburg?
Haha, funny, everybody goes bananas over this one. [emoji529]
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Hey folks!
Thanks for the likes on yesterday's Tonak.
Today I am wearig this new to me Berg Lord's hat (I believe) that I got from ebay. A couple more pics in New Hats.
Lord of the Dyes?
Have a great day!
Thanks for the likes on yesterday's Tonak.
Today I am wearig this new to me Berg Lord's hat (I believe) that I got from ebay. A couple more pics in New Hats.
Lord of the Dyes?
Have a great day!
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Cool Moe, and another tie-dye, far out man!
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Today's Hat - Hilhouse and Co featherweight
Don't seem to find much info about this company, which seems a bit odd since they were in business on New Bond St London from 1799 to the early/mid 1960s. And for some time also on Jermyn St.
Michael
great overall look
sweet hat and fantastic jacket & tie !!!
as someone said the other day ... we are amassing a good number of beards around here
and oh yeah ... welcome home
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Anthony, Fruno, Charlie, Manfred, Perry, Thanks!
Serge, Thanks too! The brim is just over 3 1/2 inches. The brim can be worn more flat so not as stiff as a typical Homburg.
Serge, Thanks too! The brim is just over 3 1/2 inches. The brim can be worn more flat so not as stiff as a typical Homburg.
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Steve, that hat is really incredible.
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Alan, Thanks! I don't have anything like it. Great Borsalino!
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