What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?

[RJR]

Germania in lilac today. Works both with brim down or brim up (Bob Roberts style).

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Subtle color,very unique.

 

[Redfokker]

Second day of January with sun a pleasant temperature at midday

Diplomatique o Homburg. Made in France during the forties of fifties

Tirard maison fondé en 1760

Tirard Ragonda impermeable with excellent finish and high components

Soft fur felt in medium grey with matching ribbon. Nuance "Glasgow"

Another hat from the lucky find in Strasbourg.

Have a nice day and a very pleasant year of health and fortune!

Incredible Diplomatique Daniele. Love the color and brim style. Has it been posted in detail (Liner/sweat) on the Lounge?

 

[Redfokker]

There’s a big American car exhibition in Brussels. Couldn’t not go now could I?

Very impressive! Makes you think of Harv, yes?

 

[Redfokker]

Germania in lilac today. Works both with brim down or brim up (Bob Roberts style).

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Lilac is a great color Stefan. Love the way the light plays with it! Very nice.

 

[Redfokker]

Wellema

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Beautiful Harv! Love the crown height and brim on this Wellema. Impressive.

 

[Frunobulax]

I was watching that one, glad you got it. Now I'm envious, but that's OK. Any guess as to the age of this beauty? Looks better on you than me. Nice snag Jim.

Damn straight it looks better on me, brother!

If you, Matt, and I think Bill Hughes had bid on it, it likely would have slipped my grasp.


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[Frunobulax]

Thanks, and I agree. The auction photos didn't do it justice.


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[Redfokker]

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Early temp -14F,so Auloronesa Casquette in rust red.

Wow, you guys are really getting hit hard. That beret should keep you warm, it's beautiful.

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Caxton

Love the Caxton Perry. Do you have a new phone? Very nice quality on the selfie front.

Thanks for the reply.

This was the Lone Pine coat (sold by Orvis) I was referencing. Incredibly warm yet light weight, soft leather and sheepskin lining.

Want!

Very lovely hat and car in the background.

Hat People Full Cut Cap

I like the lines of that cap Sam. Great photos as usual, so GQ!

 

[Redfokker]

Damn straight it looks better on me, brother!

If you, Matt, and I think Bill Hughes had bid on it, it likely would have slipped my grasp.


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I'm in $$ saving mode for a custom from Mike Miller that is on the block. That Mallory already set me back some.

 

[1mach1]

Beautiful Harv! Love the crown height and brim on this Wellema. Impressive.

Thank you very much, Red!

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[EstherWeis]

I'm so glad you went and had fun. Thank you for taking me along.

I love that hat on you BTW.

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You’re welcome! It was super cool.

It’s great felt, as you know

 

[EstherWeis]

Very impressive! Makes you think of Harv, yes?

Why do you think I went in the first place ?

He tagged along on video. Great fun.

 

[mmbarnes]

Damn straight it looks better on me, brother!

If you, Matt, and I think Bill Hughes had bid on it, it likely would have slipped my grasp.


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Yeah... it looks a heck of a lot better in Funkytown than it did on the eBay.

The notion that I might have been able to get it for not too much makes me a SAAAADD PANDA.

Wear it in happiness and health, Jim.

 

[Frunobulax]

I'm in $$ saving mode for a custom from Mike Miller that is on the block. That Mallory already set me back some.

I've had a good couple of months, beginning with the Demon. I need to build my war chest back up, though.


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[hatophile]

Wow, you guys are really getting hit hard. That beret should keep you warm, it's beautiful.


Love the Caxton Perry. Do you have a new phone? Very nice quality on the selfie front.


Want!


Very lovely hat and car in the background.


I like the lines of that cap Sam. Great photos as usual, so GQ!

Hi, thanks MIke, we finally upgraded our phones and they work sooo much better (when I can figure it out)..

 

[Frunobulax]

Yeah... it looks a heck of a lot better in Funkytown than it did on the eBay.

The notion that I might have been able to get it for not too much makes me a SAAAADD PANDA.

Wear it in happiness and health, Jim.


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I'm more than disturbed by that pic...


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[mmbarnes]

I'm more than disturbed by that pic...


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I'm glad to be of service.

 

[Richard Morgan]

Germania in lilac today. Works both with brim down or brim up (Bob Roberts style).

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Great look Stefan. The lilac is exquisite


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[Richard Morgan]

Second day of January with sun a pleasant temperature at midday

Diplomatique o Homburg. Made in France during the forties of fifties

Tirard maison fondé en 1760

Tirard Ragonda impermeable with excellent finish and high components

Soft fur felt in medium grey with matching ribbon. Nuance "Glasgow"

Another hat from the lucky find in Strasbourg.

Have a nice day and a very pleasant year of health and fortune!

That’s a real beauty Daniele, love the wider brim


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[Daniele Tanto]

Incredible Diplomatique Daniele. Love the color and brim style. Has it been posted in detail (Liner/sweat) on the Lounge?

I'm sorry, Mike, but most of my hats have not gone into threads dedicated to new ones or national hat producers.
I will try to fill this gap, there are many to photograph and I took too many photos in my life.
However, I will take inspiration from your request and I will take pictures of today's Tirard.
Thanks again.

That’s a real beauty Daniele, love the wider brim

Thanks Richard, it is a majestic "Diplomatique" made by Tirard the most old hats producer in France and one of the first to give up in the fifties