Thanks! I'm no expert by any means. Jist a hobby I started a few months ago. This was my first hat using fur felt. All the others are wool. I figured it was cheaper to screw up wool while learning haha. I still have a lot of things to learn.
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What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?
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Thanks, Ddog. Always appreciate your kind words. Boots by Jesse and the vest is an Orvis. Which brings to mind, this Dorer was apparently distributed by Orvis, though I don't recall ever seeing one in their catalogs.
Gorgeous!
Rene Menard
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Looks regal allright. More people joining the homburg nation; good!Just punched as pleased to drive to work under this new to me Dalton Homburg, thanks to @Michael R. Black on black and arrived late last night, so I haven't even seen it in the daylight, yet!
But that wasn't going to stop me from wearing it. Beautiful felt - lightweight, soft as a baby's tuchis. Easily the most pristine of my now six Daltons. Looks like I just walked out of the hat shop with it. And it fits perfectly.
Thanks again, Michael.
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Thank you sir!
Cool one, Mike!
Well, you have me beat! Can't top that.Today hat was a production of Albertini - Intra. He was the master of Giovanni Panizza
The factory on the Lago Maggiore operated from 1817 and until the fifties it was active, mostly in Luton - England
They were the first italian hatters with "modern" machines to produce hats
Felt is a perfect example of Italian production between the war, a mixture of fur and wool.
The proportions are what they used to made during thirties
My compliments for all the loungers and thanks for the likes
Wonderful, Roger. Great shape.50's/60's OR for me today
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O my! What a hat, Eric. Superb!A scheduled mtg. and lunch found me wearing a Borsolino Misto.
It has warmed up to 8'F nd the wind is picking up. Cap afternoon and evening here in Minnesota.
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Lovely looking hat; nice colour and fine shape.
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Lovely! Very nice cold weather hat, Steve.Stefan Esders Wien (Department Store) unknown source.
The hat looks great. The bags are a bonus!Hey folks!
Another item of great beauty and wonder out of the package from Stefan yesterday. This navy (or is it more of a midnight?) blue Rockel Homburg.
OK, so there were only two objects of great beauty and wonder in the box. But, there were two of these cool supermarket bags that make me look exotic and well-travelled (or even slightly travelled) when I pull them out to bag my groceries and thrift store finds!
Have a great day!
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It remains one of the favourites, Matt!Julius Garfinkel & Co. today.
Happy Wednesday.
Fantastic looking hat. Love that heather felt!
Thank you, Einar. Much appreciated!
Because you can! Enjoy it, Mike!
Back to the lightpost, Sergej? Or is it flash this time?Weis in Hellgrau. A current favourite!
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No hat yesterday. Well there was was, but no picture of it. But I got this: getting ready for the winter olympics (watching, not competing). Speedskating: the Dutch obsession. If the beard is longer I have been compared to papa smurf.
Today was the Moores homburg again (don't know why I look so grim).
Today was the Moores homburg again (don't know why I look so grim).
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