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What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?

Rmccamey

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That is a nice one. The blue comes through pretty well.

Hey everybody!
The Homburg weather continues. This Rockel that I got in a trade with Stefan is a deep, deep blue that is hard to capture in a photo.

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Have a great day!



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Michael A

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Looks like you're ready for a round of trap at the local rod 'n' gun club, Michael; very smart looking. Also glad to hear you're feeling better, I know exactly how you were feeling. Have been there, too.
Thanks Doug. That's an old Bob Allen Sportswear knit Jacket/cardigan from when they were still making their stuff in Des Moines.

It's great to see you back, Michael. I've missed your hats and stylish nature.
Taking a break is no bad thing and yours was well deserved. You're certainly back in force with your two weekend posts. Super looking lids and, as usual, great outfits [emoji4]

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Thanks Steve. I think it's been four or five years that I've been taking daily clothes photos. I had a bit of built up burnout. Ha ha.

yup! I know that feeling all too well. the older I get the less I can tolerate heat and humidity. looking forward to autumn. glad you are well and just had a case of the "I just don't feel like it!" lol!
Thanks Edward. Yes, I agree. Heat and humidity does get less tolerable with age. Today it is close to perfect here, in my mind. Low 70s, cloudy, nice breeze, low humidity = Heaven.

Thanks all,
Michael
 

Hat and Rehat

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I finally finished the size up and rebuild on this Beaver Brand '10X Quality' Western, (Band block by Rockwater and Rounding Jack by Rick @ Phoenix Hat Company).

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No more hand sewing brim bindings. I'll be using a sewing machine for all my future brim bindings
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I have to wait for better lighting before I can get good pictures of this hat and bow work...

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Very nice.
What did you size up from?
Beaver Brand seems to run large.

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Cornshucker77

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I finally finished the size up and rebuild on this Beaver Brand '10X Quality' Western, (Band block by Rockwater and Rounding Jack by Rick @ Phoenix Hat Company).

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No more hand sewing brim bindings. I'll be using a sewing machine for all my future brim bindings
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I have to wait for better lighting before I can get good pictures of this hat and bow work...

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Excellent Terry.
 

Short Balding Guy

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Cooler temps prevailed the last couple of days.

A green Knox Vagabound is a grand unlined hat.

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A Lee Adventure unlined was the hat choice for a dog walk and dog soiree.

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Chores in a VS fedora. This ha is a dove beaver felt with a thin ribbon treatment inspired by the Stratoliners.

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A vintage Stetson Playboy was a grand choice for a hardware store errand.

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Best, Eric -
 

Hat and Rehat

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I've worn a few kilts in my time. Was told if it sits below the knee it's a kilt, above the knee it's a skirt......hmmmm, I think I see some knee there. ;)
A skirt should even further divert conversation from your hat, then!

I have another kilt, also a "utilikilt", but heavier and more carefully measured, from a source that also sells tartan kilts at more than one price point.
I believe the length measurement was taken to the center of the knee.
This inexpensive, lightweight one is perhaps a wee bit short.

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