Oh, well, hell. Now I have to get one. Good thing my birthday isn't far off or I'd have no excuse whatsoever...basic black I s'pose...
The colours are deceptive. You need to look at the Instagram page to get a better idea. The red is actually orange, the green is more of a moss colour. Really weird. The toss up between this and a fez as a fun useles hat, I think I choose Jughead. At least give me a place to display my pin collection.
I see what you mean. All the more reason to go with black, I suppose. On the other hand, I prefer the shade of green in the Instagram photos; more along the lines of what we used to call "pea green", slightly lighter and brighter than the U.S. Military's "olive drab". *sigh* Now I gotta' toss a coin to see which one to get.
I agree. I've been thinking of getting a fez for myself, but I honestly can't imagine where or why I'd wear it. One of these "Whoopee caps", on the other hand, I'd wear the heck out of because it'll amuse and/or annoy all the right people. Haven't seen them cheaper though, $44 whether it's their website or Amazon. Or were you referring to shipping costs?The toss up between this and a fez as a fun useles hat, I think I choose Jughead. At least give me a place to display my pin collection.
Johnny
BTW you can find them slightly cheaper on Amazon.
The colours are deceptive. You need to look at the Instagram page to get a better idea. The red is actually orange, the green is more of a moss colour. Really weird. The toss up between this and a fez as a fun useles hat, I think I choose Jughead. At least give me a place to display my pin collection.
Johnny
I can see wearing this cap when curling up with a book on a cold winters night.
Oh, right. I keep forgetting you're north of the border.
I like the way you think. They're currently scheduled to be delivered some time near the end of next week.
It also explains why they chose gray as the color--it "reads" better in a comic panel. A black hat of that type would require quite a lot of "highlights" to make it look like that hat in print. But with gray? Outlines, ribbon, gray, done. Look, it's a whoopee cap. Oh, that Jughead!
I would imagine that a home-made whoopee cap would be WAY more fun than anything store bought. At least 273% more fun, by my reckoning.
I agree 273%. The only two problems I have with this are 1) that I'd have to sacrifice a good fur felt hat, and 2) that I have no idea how to make the brim on a fur felt hat fold 180 degrees upward to parallel the "walls" of the crown.
1: A mothed-out old wreck will do much better than a good fur felt hat.
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All hail to the king!
1. I'd have to get one first, and that would pretty much cost me nearly the same as one of these pre-fabricated wool whoopie caps.
WINNER!!
I was thinking more like a garage sale or thrift store find rather than paying any more than necessary for the donor hat. Once the sweat is out, it stays out. The hat is more like a skullcap.1. I'd have to get one first, and that would pretty much cost me nearly the same as one of these pre-fabricated wool whoopie caps.
2. Remove the sweatband??? Assuming I'd have to eventually put it back in, that's already more work than I'm familiar with performing on a hat. I guess I'll just have to make do with these cheap woolies.
Thanks!
