What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?

[splintercellsz]

Joao, perfect carnival hat right there! You wear it well!

Richard, the reshape did the trick. I think it looks good!

Steve, gorgeous velour!

Robert, very nice! The color combo is very tasteful as well!

 

[Miamibruno]

Richard - Doing it right as usual. Hat has a nice line to it. Works.

rlk - Fabulous heather look to that Stetson and the ribbon sets it off very well. Rather uncommon I would think.

Steve - +1 on that velour. Fantastic collection you have.

Joao - You could do Mardi Gras all by yourself. That is the perfect hat for it.

 

[Banky]

Everyone is looking great as usual. Finishing my day at the shop. Premier stratoliner has been my go to for daily wear of late.

 

[splintercellsz]

Banky, great Strat!

 

[bowlerman]

Alive, great hommie man!
Jared, really loving your shots lately. Nice borso.
Hatsrme, oh the bshw is so tasty!
Perry, the strat is fantastic, colors really mesh well!
Miamibruno, man, what you said to hatsrme, I echo to you. Everything on your head lately has been inspirational. Beautiful stratoliner.
Ted, loving this new lawless! Looks nice with the scarf.
Alan, superb. What a beautiful band, too.
Ingineer, very nice!
Steve, I like the streamlined look of this one.
Joao, quite the pair! Such character in each one.
Richard, this tonak is great! So was yesterday's hat. I didn't get flamboyant from it at all. Wait, I think that came out wrong!
Rlk, really beautiful. I always love to see these fine and unique examples from your collection.
Banky, I can see why you've made the new black strat a daily wearer. Very, very sharp, and versatile too.
Baron, what a great early long hair. Super bow!


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[bowlerman]

I started with my Clearwater derby today, then happened across this barrister with lovely character that I couldn't pass up for a fist full of dollars.



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[DJH]

Great hat day everyone - I've missed a couple of days so sorry, no chance to comment on all of them.

I was off the beaten path today, at GoGo Gumbo in Boyd, TX.

The Penman is the only hat I brought along on this trip.

 

[Garrett]

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Glad you won it

 

[rclark]

Thank you for the comments!



Here are some closer photos of it from the Turquoise and Native American Jewelry thread.

Nice!

 

[rclark]

Gentlemen;
Thanks for the inspiration!
Campdraft, new Glen gray

Nice CD, ingineer! I really like that color.

 

[ManofKent]

Steve - lovely sheen to that velour.

Robert - lovely felt and ribbon combination.

Banky - the strat looks good and I like what you've done with the brim.

Jeff - the derby looks good and I wouldn't have walked past that Barrister either.

David - hope you're enjoying the trip. The Penman looks good as always.

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Thanks, as always, for the comments on my offerings.

 

[Baron Kurtz]

I'm giving my 1930s/40s Dobbs 40 Guild Edge one last run before sale.

 

[Tedquinton]

That Dobbs looks remarkable, what size is it?

 

[Baron Kurtz]

Thanks.

Size 7.

 

[ebonysw45]

Keep the Dobbs otherwise I will want it

 

[Orangegrad]

Baron - that Dobbs is amazing, and my size. Must resist.

Wearing my VS Wanderer today.

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[hatsRme]

Good to see you, Andy! In case you missed this... see this flashback photo (for you) at the bottom.

http://www.thefedoralounge.com/show...earing-Today&p=1766462&viewfull=1#post1766462
Although Google Earth may have one, too...

Edit: Google Earth has a BETTER set of street views...

 

[Orangegrad]

Charlie - great photo. Looks like Papa Ginos is in a different location than it used to be - or - they just remodeled the whole area. Actually, I remember the old mall from the 60s and 70s. It's all so different now. Thanks for the stroll down memory lane.

 

[hatophile]

Great Dobbs Baron.
Andy that VS looks very nice against the snowy background.
Canadian Stetson today, eh?

 

[alanfgag]

I'm giving my 1930s/40s Dobbs 40 Guild Edge one last run before sale.

Looks like a beautiful hat, Baron. Would enjoy seeing its insides. I believe the Guild edge mark was introduced in the mid 1940s.