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I love them and admire them. But I find a beautiful, tightly woven Montecristi to feel heavy on my head. Its beautiful dense weave is... -
A rather unusual boater hat made from toquilla palm. Though Montecristi hats generally feel heavy to me, in this form it is much lighter...
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A place for all things Hardeman related To kick it off, here is my C.1920s Hardeman Gorgeous early long hair in a lavender-esque... -
A little break in the weather this morning so I thought Id start the day under my favorite Resistol. Nice light dress weight. One of...
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I find myself reaching for this Disney hat more and more. Love the straight sided tall crown, the 2” ribbon, the 2 3/8 brim, and it’s a...
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Guys, I'm sorry - I know this is boring since I've already been squawking about this hat, but this is the one I wanted to wear, so here... -
Here's my humble addition for today...a recent addition to my collection. Royal Deluxe Stetson Vogue . One thing that surprised me...
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One of the Stylemasters for Sunday morning
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The hats of the week again, because it's Sunday. Mayser Spezial Panizza Barbisio Titan Borsalino Nutria for Berteil Barbisio...
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What a compliment, thank you. We arrived too late to enter, a delay due to a collision, had us sitting in a traffic queue forever, but...
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Been wearing a green Barbisio fedora I got from the mail recently.
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For today, an Agnoulita Castor, 1930's inspired high crown in beaver.
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A cooling period after a couple weeks of hot and humid brings out some Borsalino felt — Western Style
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Little bit of G U N Club action this morning
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D'Aquino dark blue today! Made the crown more to my liking. A higher center dent. The felt was easy to work with. I think it's Fepsa...