What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?

[Redfokker]

Mrs. Red and I are heading to the Oregon coast again, this time for a weekend with the in-laws at a resort. My choice to handle the wind will be my stingy Cavanagh Thirty. Not much brim to catch a gust an go flying. For today, on campus, the modern Sage Stratoliner. Love this hat from Moon. No time for current images, these are from the archives.

 

[Michael A]

Another hot day. Hats Guatemaya palm straw got the call
DSCN5007 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
DSCN5008 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
DSCN4997 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Since it's supposed to heat up much earlier this morning I wasn't even going to bother with felt. But then the allure of the new OR proved too strong, so I'm sitting here in that for now.
DSCN5013 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
DSCN5014 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
DSCN5010 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr


Have a fine Friday,
Michael

 

[splintercellsz]

Alan, sharp suit, equally sharp hat!

Karl , loving the side profile photo

rjr , super nice, looks like a great hat for any weather

fabio , you sir, are always picking one great hat after the last, very nice bowler

Michael , enjoy your trip, friend!! Superb coloring on the Strat

Michael A , looks light, cool, and sharp. Checking all the boxes with that one. The OR is also extremely nice



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[casechopper]

Trimmed Brim Akubra Squatter

 

[Frunobulax]

Last night, took the pup to the old ball orchard for Bark in the Park, where they had three sections dedicated for dogs and their owners. Warm night under the PB Milan.

Went with the same for another hot day in Funkytown.

"Why won't they throw me the ball?"

Contacted Bob yesterday. He wanted me to share some tunage with y'all.

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Bob's wearing his brown Schoble Hommie today.

Sent directly from my mind to yours.

 

[Samuel]

First flannel of the year a Borsalino "Como" happy autumn everybody!

 

[Daniele Tanto]

SO nice, Daniele! The perfect hat. They're ALL perfect!!

How was the Araki exhibition?

Charles thanks!
Araki's show is very interesting. There are seventy photographs very well chosen between the immense production of the Japanese photographer.
There is a magnificent set of flowers, erotic portraits (not all) of women, some precious and the advertising campaign made for Bisazza in 2009.
An Araki exhibition to be visited for the balance in the choice of subjects, the elegance in the layout and the magnificent location of the "Bisazza Foundation"
Nabuyoshi Araki is one of the photographer beloved from "the other half of sky" and present in our private collections of books

 

[Samuel]

Another hot day. Hats Guatemaya palm straw got the call
DSCN5007 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
DSCN5008 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
DSCN4997 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Since it's supposed to heat up much earlier this morning I wasn't even going to bother with felt. But then the allure of the new OR proved too strong, so I'm sitting here in that for now.
DSCN5013 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
DSCN5014 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
DSCN5010 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr


Have a fine Friday,
Michael

Two nice hats and I've been admiring your garden.

 

[Samuel]

A suit today, with a Barbisio sold in Bulgaria that somehow survived the second world war.

Sharper than a tack

 

[Samuel]

I would like to thank everybody for their warm wishes towards my uncle. It means a lot coming from y'all.

Dunlap

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I like the color

 

[Chamuco]

Another new Gannon, Navy and Chocolate..

The Cathedral of Our Holly Mother of Zapopan un the background

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[Chamuco]

I hear that man.

North Americans Rock!

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When the Red Cross issues an statement asking for NO MORE VOLUNTEERS in Mexico City.

When you see the Cajun Navy, Texas style, helping each other after the hurricane.

That's when you know that North Americans Rock !!!

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[fabiovenhorst]

Warming up again, spring time!
The vintage Brunetto

 

[Chamuco]

You have it already?
So 3 loungers have one

I also have it in Cordova Brown and in Black with a Montana/Gus crease...also have one in blue from the Larry Mahan collection, basically the same hat, different hat band and brim binding material.

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[RJR]

When the Red Cross issues an statement asking for NO MORE VOLUNTEERS in Mexico City.

When you see the Cajun Navy, Texas style, helping each other after the hurricane.

That's when you know that North Americans Rock !!!

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[Chamuco]

Someone's got to supply the Smith's with chocolate

And Nice hats !!!

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[Chamuco]

<smile> thank you... and happy to hear that you escaped damage in the earthquake. I have a good astronomy friend in Mexico City. His description of the tremors and shaking in his home was frightening.

It was very hard indeed...but he is safe so he has a story to tell to the grandkids !!

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[Chamuco]

Mrs. Red and I are heading to the Oregon coast again, this time for a weekend with the in-laws at a resort. My choice to handle the wind will be my stingy Cavanagh Thirty. Not much brim to catch a gust an go flying. For today, on campus, the modern Sage Stratoliner. Love this hat from Moon. No time for current images, these are from the archives.

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That sage Strat is so nice...

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[Samuel]

Trimmed Brim Akubra Squatter

Denim and fedoras go together like peanut butter and fig jam

 

[Samuel]

Another new Gannon, Navy and Chocolate..

The Cathedral of Our Holly Mother of Zapopan un the background

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nice ribbon work