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What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?

DaveProc

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An annual physical checkup and a hardware store visit had me wearing a tweed suit and a Dobbs Cross Country fedora this morning.

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Cheers to all.

Best, Eric -
Looking sharp as always Eric!
 

johnnycanuck

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Short Balding Guy

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Today's PSA is brought to you by the Borsalino Gorasgu Tasso in Misto Gris Fer:
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Gorgeous hat. Thanks for sharing.

With heavy rain and gale warnings in the forecast, it's the Selentino for this dreary New England morning.

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Your hats demand attention in front of the backdrop. Great fedora.

A very brisk morning for a Marathon
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Have a good day,
Michael

The blue Marathon deserves lots of head time sir. Thanks for sharing.

Hard to follow that Cross Country, Eric, but somebody has to do it. @Short Balding Guy
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Carlo Lambardi Borsalino. View attachment 284977

Your Borso stands tall Randy.

Looking sharp as always Eric!

Thanks for the compliment.
 
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Yesterday afternoon and this morning found me actually out in public. A grocery shopping run had me spiffying up to go in public. A 1930's Canadian Brock fedora was my choice for the "exciting outing."

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This morning a run to pick-up meat at the butcher found me wearing public attire. A 1930's Borsolino fedora was my head gear choice.

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What in the pre-pandemic days were "errands" are now "adventures."

Cheers, Eric -
Perfection from top to bottom, Eric, or from hats to shoes if you will. You set an example.
 
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Saks Fifth Avenue to root on my Miami Dolphins to beat the winless NY Jets.
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Very appealing colours, Joe. I likely said that before, but it's still true.

Hey all!
The last few days I've been going back and forth between the Game Bird and this Rainbow. I guess I can't decide if it's fish or fowl...

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Have a great day!
Well, with a rainbow there's always a chance for that pot of gold...
Lovely hat, John.
 
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Today's PSA is brought to you by the Borsalino Gorasgu Tasso in Misto Gris Fer:
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So glad that is not my size, Jonathan. The envy would consume me! Always another hat I guess.

A very brisk morning for a Marathon
IMG_7806 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
IMG_7801 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
IMG_7807 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
IMG_7819 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
IMG_7816 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Have a good day,
Michael
Take good care of it , Michael. The coat is wonderful as well.
 
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Hard to follow that Cross Country, Eric, but somebody has to do it. @Short Balding Guy
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It does more than try, Randall! Fantastic hat.
20s deadstock Brock up brim today; amazing how much hat 3.45 can buy back in the day.

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Great, now I have to pick up my jaw from the floor...
 
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Ventured out for supplies in my early 1950s Borsalino Featherweight. Perfect name for this one, you can barely feel it on your head. Onion skin liner, older style logo, this hat is early! I know it has graced this page before, but I wear it often and love it so.

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That is a real beauty, Mike. And those hats demand to be worn. I'm intrigued by these lightweight hats, featherweight, spaceweight, tissue weight, hankachiff and what not; interesting to find out how much they actually weigh.
 

Michael A

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Still one of my favourite hats that someone else owns. And it makes you look good ;)wear it in good health.
Johnny
Ha ha, that job gets tougher every day. Thanks Johnny.

The blue Marathon deserves lots of head time sir. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Eric. Your Cross Country today was a fine hat topping off a fine set of clothes. Hope the checkup went well.

Take good care of it , Michael. The coat is wonderful as well.
Thanks Stefan. I try to keep it in good shape. The coat is probably older than most of my hats.

Thanks all,
Michael
 
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A very brisk morning for a Marathon
IMG_7806 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
IMG_7801 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
IMG_7807 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
IMG_7819 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
IMG_7816 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Have a good day,
Michael

Love that blue Marathon Michael

An annual physical checkup and a hardware store visit had me wearing a tweed suit and a Dobbs Cross Country fedora this morning.

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Cheers to all.

Best, Eric -

Fantastic Cross Country Eric. Looking sharp

Hard to follow that Cross Country, Eric, but somebody has to do it. @Short Balding Guy
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and follow up you certainly did. Wonderful hat Randall

20s deadstock Brock up brim today; amazing how much hat 3.45 can buy back in the day.

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Tremendous find. Looks great on you Wayne.


Ventured out for supplies in my early 1950s Borsalino Featherweight. Perfect name for this one, you can barely feel it on your head. Onion skin liner, older style logo, this hat is early! I know it has graced this page before, but I wear it often and love it so.

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love it Mike. I agree with Stefan. The light weight felts are very interesting
 
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Short Balding Guy

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Perfection from top to bottom, Eric, or from hats to shoes if you will. You set an example.

Thank for the compliment sir. I do take some inspiration from your daily example.

Ventured out for supplies in my early 1950s Borsalino Featherweight. Perfect name for this one, you can barely feel it on your head. Onion skin liner, older style logo, this hat is early! I know it has graced this page before, but I wear it often and love it so.

It deserves to be worn often as it looks dynamite. I have a Featherweight and I struggle with steaming the hat to a smooth starting point. Darn'd if it always has some unique memory of a previous shape or takes a new unknown shape. Yours looks very orderly. Grand!

Thank you Stefan. I could not resist another day under this one.

I say spend many ays under it. The hat dimensions are flattering.

Eric -
 

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