What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?

[FedOregon]

So many of you enjoy the fruits of your labours in the garden, thank you all for your kind compliments, it's much appreciated. This Strat look-a-like is the work of one of Belgium's finest. She's such a talent, and for all you green fingered Loungers, the shrub behind me in full bloom is a Rowan, it has a poignant piquancy that I will share with you one day, when the pain has subsided.
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Fabulous hat by Esther and I love the shirt, of course!

 

[FedOregon]

Today with my Excellent Stetson

Most excellent in deed!

 

[Michael A]

I bought it to wear to Oktoberfest excursions, and I've only worn it a couple times since I picked it up.

Yes, sir, that's green all right. Ha ha. I think you need to take it out walking in the mountains. Maybe hunt up some truffles or matsutake.

Michael

 

[Redfokker]

Rainy morning found me running to the butcher and liquor stores in a Gannon (Green Moss).



Back home grilling lamb for an afternoon repast. Wearing my no-mname vtg. Stetson fedora. I consider this hat being close to the much sought Wanderer. Imbibing a Founders Breakfast Stout.

Yard chores after eats. Wearing my current fav hat, vtg. Stetson De Luxe Stratoliner.

I hope you all are enjoying the weekend. Best, Eric -

They are all beauties Eric. But that Strat! Wow, the sweat looks absolutely new. The color is perfect. Envy, covet.

 

[Redfokker]

So many of you enjoy the fruits of your labours in the garden, thank you all for your kind compliments, it's much appreciated. This Strat look-a-like is the work of one of Belgium's finest. She's such a talent, and for all you green fingered Loungers, the shrub behind me in full bloom is a Rowan, it has a poignant piquancy that I will share with you one day, when the pain has subsided.
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Great looking creation from Esther. Love the shirt with all the Golden Era airplanes.

 

[Redfokker]

Today with my Excellent Stetson

Very nice! Good to see a Stetson wandering the Austrian country side. It looks right at home.

 

[Redfokker]

A nice day in the Pacific Northwest. Not quite straw weather yet. So my lightest felt gets the nod once again. This Royale De Luxe Stetson has no model name, like Eric's but it is ultra lightweight. I'll have to get the letter scale out for verification. It is but a whisper of a hat, I think I'll name it "Poot".

 

[Michael A]

A nice day in the Pacific Northwest. Not quite straw weather yet. So my lightest felt gets the nod once again. This Royale De Luxe Stetson has no model name, like Eric's but it is ultra lightweight. I'll have to get the letter scale out for verification. It is but a whisper of a hat, I think I'll name it "Poot".

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Nice looking hat Red. I could use a couple of lightweights like that in several colors. It's approaching straw weather here today, but I see our 10 day forecast is clear sailing for felt. Whoopee.

Michael

 

[Chamuco]

Stetson Roxbury today

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[FedOregon]

A nice day in the Pacific Northwest. Not quite straw weather yet. So my lightest felt gets the nod once again. This Royale De Luxe Stetson has no model name, like Eric's but it is ultra lightweight. I'll have to get the letter scale out for verification. It is but a whisper of a hat, I think I'll name it "Poot".

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It's looking pretty nice around here, too, Red. I love that Royal Deluxe! Haven't been out yet, but we plan to take a walk downtown for lunch.

 

[FedOregon]

Stetson Roxbury today

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Looking good, R! The boys, too. That guy behind you in the first pic looks a little mad about something....

 

[T Jones]

You are a true artist! Ever think of doing these as a "business". I'd pay good money for one of your conversions.

Thanks, Red. I would be more than happy to do a conversion for you. My only hold back, though, is the lack of tools and materials I need, various sizes of hat blocks, various brim flanges, ribbons, sweat bands, etc., and the $$$ to buy them. It gets frustrating knowing what I can accomplish but not having the tools and funds to get there. All I have are a couple of wooden blocks, one of which I'm not sure if it will work for a 7 1/4, a couple of plastic hat shapers, one slight roll brim flange for a 2 3/4 brim, a toliker, a puller downer,...That's about it for now. No where near enough to do custom conversions for people who are either larger or smaller than a 7 1/4 and who would want a flanged brim that is either more narrow or wider than a 2 3/4.

 

[moehawk]

Hey all!
Penn-Craft Lords' Hat on a partly sunny Saturday. Please excuse the poor lighting.

Have a great day!

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[FedOregon]

Hey all!
Penn-Craft Lords' Hat on a partly sunny Saturday. Please excuse the poor lighting.

Have a great day!

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Most excellent, Moe. You're such a wizard with hats 'n such.

 

[Bushman]

Scala panama with custom horsehair braid:

 

[Short Balding Guy]

Gannon (steel gray) is the hat of choice for starting a wood fire. We plan to sit and sip wine by the fire.

Best, Eric -

 

[moehawk]

Most excellent, Moe. You're such a wizard with hats 'n such.

Thanks Fed!
If only I was a wizard...I could come up with a spell to break the ugly curse I was born under!

 

[Bob Roberts]

Love those two shades of brown together. Excellent ensemble, Bob!

Thx!

 

[Redfokker]

Stetson Roxbury today

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Perfect hat for a street market. I see only one other hat of note in the crowd. You stand out!

 

[Redfokker]

Nice looking hat Red. I could use a couple of lightweights like that in several colors. It's approaching straw weather here today, but I see our 10 day forecast is clear sailing for felt. Whoopee.

Michael

It was perfect for our sunshine today. I may just break the rules and wear a Milan to the house warming we are going to in a while. Shhhhhh, the hat police are everywhere! The walls have ears (Poking out from under a bowler...).