What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?

[GHT]

For church this morning the bespoke Gamble & Gunn looks grey, but it's almost the same shade as the trousers. Tina actually took the hat with her when she went shopping for the fabric that she rather splendidly turned into what you see.

 

[steur]

A Bosalino Gorasgu with Misto finish in Fiordo color.

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Spectacular, Don. As I recall this one was missing its ribbon, wasn't it?

 

[steur]

Happy Saturday!

The Lee Gold Label today.

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Be well, all.

That is a beautiful hat, Charlie.

Caffeine & errands under a Stetson One-hundred.

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That looks glorious catching the light like that, Jack. I suspect it looks glorious in any light, but you know what I mean.

 

[steur]

Only flat brimmed hat I’ve ever had.
Not sure it’ll stay this way.
Early/mid 60s Stetson 3X in a light cream color I’ve never seen on a western.
Was very dirty and had a cattleman’s crease so it wasn’t easy getting the dirt off the raised crease area on a light colored. Still dirty here and there, but we’ll call it character and real world patina. View attachment 685520 View attachment 685521 View attachment 685522

Lovely hat, Randall. These very light coloured ones always make me nervous; feel like I should be wearing gloves to handle them.

Mr Disney

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Very nice, Joe. Great shape and proportions.

 

[steur]

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For church this morning the bespoke Gamble & Gunn looks grey, but it's almost the same shade as the trousers. Tina actually took the hat with her when she went shopping for the fabric that she rather splendidly turned into what you see.

Let anyone beat that today, Robert. The churchladies can start swooning!

 

[steur]

And it's another Sunday. Let's see what hats were on duty.

Qualità speciale dresda (by Barbisio)

Qualità speciale mendrisio (by Barbisio)

Peschel

Morreton Velrex bleu

Morreton Velrex black

JS Meuwsen

Dobbs

Janyska

Tress&Co

Stetson Open Road

 

[GHT]

And it's another Sunday. Let's see what hats were on duty.

Qualità speciale dresda (by Barbisio)

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Qualità speciale mendrisio (by Barbisio)
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Peschel
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Morreton Velrex bleu
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Morreton Velrex black
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JS Meuwsen
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Dobbs
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Janyska
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Tress&Co
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Stetson Open Road
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The colour of The Barbisio, even with the rain drops, is exquisite. But that Open Road with its iconic crown, narrow grosgrain ribbon, and that perfectly proportioned brim turned down just so at the edge and worn with panache. Some serious wow factor Stefan, just perfect!

 

[steur]

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The colour of The Barbisio, even with the rain drops, is exquisite. But that Open Road with its iconic crown, narrow grosgrain ribbon, and that perfectly proportioned brim turned down just so at the edge and worn with panache. Some serious wow factor Stefan, just perfect!

Thank you very much, Robert. Brightens up my day.

 

[The Shoe]

Been away for a while. Three nights in Melbourne, two in an airplane with 73 screaming vomiting kids. My Acorn Fawn Stylemaster took the trip with me. The vomiting began with one kid on day one in Australia (not the flight). It hit its peak on the last day. One in the bus, and continuing on the flight home, and another two on the flight.
The photos are taken in front of the Puffing Billy small gauge steam engine. Our failure to get the students to take motion sickness medicine before riding likely contributed to the problems.

Sleep deprivation, both in Australia, and especially on the flight home have made me the latest to succumb. I’ve been on water and “Oral Rehydration Solution” all day, as I’m unable to hold anything else down. Also struggling with headaches and stiffness.

That said, the hats I’ve been catching up on on this thread have offered some respite. There have been some truly magnificent offerings, and quite a few that I’d like to comment on individually, but with this brain fuzz, I don’t really feel up to it.

 

[hatsRme]

And it's another Sunday. Let's see what hats were on duty.

Qualità speciale dresda (by Barbisio)

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Qualità speciale mendrisio (by Barbisio)
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Peschel
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Morreton Velrex bleu
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Morreton Velrex black
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JS Meuwsen
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Dobbs
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Janyska
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Tress&Co
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Stetson Open Road
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I’m always awestruck by your Sunday posts, Stefan. But today, your hats have hit new heights, raised the bar, even elevated your image; a tall order!! The topper is a head and shoulders winner today IMHO.

 

[TimmyV]

And it's another Sunday. Let's see what hats were on duty.

Qualità speciale dresda (by Barbisio)

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Qualità speciale mendrisio (by Barbisio)
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Peschel
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Morreton Velrex bleu
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Morreton Velrex black
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JS Meuwsen
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Dobbs
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Janyska
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Tress&Co
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Stetson Open Road
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Gotta go with the Morreton Velrex Blue if forced to pick from this spectacular line up !

 

[TimmyV]

Been away for a while. Three nights in Melbourne, two in an airplane with 73 screaming vomiting kids. My Acorn Fawn Stylemaster took the trip with me. The vomiting began with one kid on day one in Australia (not the flight). It hit its peak on the last day. One in the bus, and continuing on the flight home, and another two on the flight.
The photos are taken in front of the Puffing Billy small gauge steam engine. Our failure to get the students to take motion sickness medicine before riding likely contributed to the problems.
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Sleep deprivation, both in Australia, and especially on the flight home have made me the latest to succumb. I’ve been on water and “Oral Rehydration Solution” all day, as I’m unable to hold anything else down. Also struggling with headaches and stiffness.

That said, the hats I’ve been catching up on on this thread have offered some respite. There have been some truly magnificent offerings, and quite a few that I’d like to comment on individually, but with this brain fuzz, I don’t really feel up to it.

Sounds like quite the adventure Gary !! Hope you get to feeling better soon.

 

[RickP]

Happy start of Spring! Time to start getting the warmer weather shirts out again. And up top today is a Stetson James Dean Foundation 4x

 

[DonR]

Happy Saturday!

The Lee Gold Label today.

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Be well, all.

Magnificent!

 

[DonR]

Caffeine & errands under a Stetson One-hundred.

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A stunner

 

[DonR]

SWEEEEEET!! LOVE that color, Don!

Thanks Mark

 

[DonR]

A Sterson Vita-Felt Playboy.

 

[Rollin Rains]

Happy start of Spring! Time to start getting the warmer weather shirts out again. And up top today is a Stetson James Dean Foundation 4x

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Love the James Deans!

 

[Rollin Rains]

A Sterson Vita-Felt Playboy.

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Nice hat Don.
Beautiful felt! So Thin! And the sweatband and liner really compliment the color.

 

[AbbaDatDeHat]

Only flat brimmed hat I’ve ever had.
Not sure it’ll stay this way.
Early/mid 60s Stetson 3X in a light cream color I’ve never seen on a western.
Was very dirty and had a cattleman’s crease so it wasn’t easy getting the dirt off the raised crease area on a light colored. Still dirty here and there, but we’ll call it character and real world patina. View attachment 685520 View attachment 685521 View attachment 685522

Everybody needs a flatly.
You never know when you may need to OddJob a guy.