Thanks, Randall! Not sure I have enough brain cells left to start naming my fedoras. Too many of my westerns already have some kind of nickname, at least in my head.
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Woot!! That is immaculate, AND sharp as a razor!!
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But, at least you look great out there!
Randall Renshaw
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Nice’n David!
The look and colors that say, “Of course I’m a fedora—that makes every man and makes every man want one.”
Thank you, Reggie.
Mighty44
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fabiovenhorst
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Prada "Especial" again
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That is definitely "Especial"
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Today is a Dobbs homburg
VERY special, I would say!!
That is a VERY handsome hat, Don. And it looks FANTASTIC with that leather jacket.
Today's wear will be the next-to-last of my huge score: another Champ, this one a 60s-vintage brown fedora with their Kasmir Finish. 1.75” brim, with a crown that’s 4” at the front crush, and 4.75 on the sides. It’s got a 2” black ribbon, and a wind trolley. Never snagged a fedora with a wind trolley in my life, and then scored two in the same lot. How kewl is that?
T Jones
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Another posting and some re-posting of my Stagecoach conversion again today. I really don't know how I'd classify this hat, either Western or a Crossover.
Before conversion: (I was able to salvage the brim binding and ribbon with the bow. I'll more than likely reuse them for a future project down the road sometime).
After conversion: paired with a grey mid-ribbon and 1/4 inch brim curl.
Before conversion: (I was able to salvage the brim binding and ribbon with the bow. I'll more than likely reuse them for a future project down the road sometime).
After conversion: paired with a grey mid-ribbon and 1/4 inch brim curl.
VERY attractive color, Steve. I am slowly coming to love green hats more than I did in years past.
SWEEEEEEEEET!!!!!!! Whatever you want to term it, it's an amazing looking hat, Terry!Another posting and some re-posting of my Stagecoach conversion again today. I really don't know how I'd classify this hat, either Western or a Crossover.
Before conversion: (I was able to salvage the brim binding and ribbon with the bow. I'll more than likely reuse them for a future project down the road sometime).
After conversion: paired with a grey mid-ribbon and 1/4 inch brim curl.
Thanks Mark. I have quite a few green hats in various shades. I find them very versatile.
T Jones
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Thank you buddy!
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Yesterday was a linen shirt and this 1940s Penney’s Marathon for some family time:
Today is also cooler weather again here - possibly the last chance before the heat becomes permanent to enjoy some of my favorite gear, including this early 50s Stetson Fifteen in Navy.
Today is also cooler weather again here - possibly the last chance before the heat becomes permanent to enjoy some of my favorite gear, including this early 50s Stetson Fifteen in Navy.
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