What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?

[Dlaniger]

Thanks, @Steve1857 !!
I also preferred the Stetson, but with rain in the air I always defer to new, replaceable hats. I try to protect my vintage pieces.

Ok I get it now. They are all nice, but I too was really liking the Stetson with your outfit.


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[Frunobulax]

Wonderful hat parade today, guys.

And sunrises and sunsets.

Stetson Imperial Sportsman today, Suede Finish. This hat has a great hand and is indeed suede-like.

I guess that last one wasn't quite as focused as I thought. Sorry, should have worn my glasses!

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[Dlaniger]

Looking good, Reggie, as always. Love that tie!

Thanks, Doug.


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[bowlerman]

You’re all so well hatted! Great to see some lids that I don’t remember seeing as much from some of you.
Today my Stetson fifteen mode edge.

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[Frunobulax]

You’re all so well hatted! Great to see some lids that I don’t remember seeing as much from some of you.
Today my Stetson fifteen mode edge.

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One of my faves, Jeff.

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[Tukwila]

Biltmore this Wednesday.


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A super look, and a fine hat.

Thats amazing you still have it. Pretty cool family mementos. They are great coats, very heavy in Melton wool. Hard to travel with due to bulk. But they sure look cool on and collar up.

I wish I still fit into this one.

 

[Bamaboots]

A lot of chatter about this one, today. Insightful and helpful. I'm thankful for that. I want to be surprised at how little info there is on Stetson Canada but I'm not. N American hat history is so fragmented. I think, with the history of Stetson in Canada it's at least easier to narrow down the period when Stetson Canada would have produced such a hat. The sweat info Bowen came up with is something I have not read. Stetson's were only produced in the one factory in Canada as far as I know.

 

[hatsRme]

Biltmore this Wednesday.


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Wow, Reg! That block and brim is just right for you! Beautiful color, it has it all. How old/new is it?

 

[hatsRme]

A lot of chatter about this one, today. Insightful and helpful. I'm thankful for that. I want to be surprised at how little info there is on Stetson Canada but I'm not. N American hat history is so fragmented. I think, with the history of Stetson in Canada it's at least easier to narrow down the period when Stetson Canada would have produced such a hat. The sweat info Bowen came up with is something I have not read. Stetson's were only produced in the one factory in Canada as far as I know.
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That’s a real special one right there, Greg. Dress hats are good!!

 

[Dlaniger]

A lot of chatter about this one, today. Insightful and helpful. I'm thankful for that. I want to be surprised at how little info there is on Stetson Canada but I'm not. N American hat history is so fragmented. I think, with the history of Stetson in Canada it's at least easier to narrow down the period when Stetson Canada would have produced such a hat. The sweat info Bowen came up with is something I have not read. Stetson's were only produced in the one factory in Canada as far as I know.
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I like that one, Greg! Wide ribbon perfect block! Just my style.


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[Dlaniger]

Wow, Reg! That block and brim is just right for you! Beautiful color, it has it all. How old/new is it?

Thanks Charlie!
It’s a turn of the century number. Made in Canada October 99

It’s one of their mid level hats, but I think its pretty well made for the modern era.


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[AbbaDatDeHat]

A lot of chatter about this one, today. Insightful and helpful. I'm thankful for that. I want to be surprised at how little info there is on Stetson Canada but I'm not. N American hat history is so fragmented. I think, with the history of Stetson in Canada it's at least easier to narrow down the period when Stetson Canada would have produced such a hat. The sweat info Bowen came up with is something I have not read. Stetson's were only produced in the one factory in Canada as far as I know.
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Greg: between this one and your wide ribbon Nutria you have quite a pair. This one is like the classy twin brother. One for every occasion.
Super hats both.
B

 

[Dlaniger]

Wow, Reg! That block and brim is just right for you! Beautiful color, it has it all. How old/new is it?

Not sure where the balloon pic came from

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[hatsRme]

Not sure where the balloon pic came from

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I studied it for some time, looking for meaning, all the discernible tiny details in the frame, clues, a connection, but came up empty. I Felt inadequate.

Thank you for the clarification.

 

[dh66]

A lot of chatter about this one, today. Insightful and helpful. I'm thankful for that. I want to be surprised at how little info there is on Stetson Canada but I'm not. N American hat history is so fragmented. I think, with the history of Stetson in Canada it's at least easier to narrow down the period when Stetson Canada would have produced such a hat. The sweat info Bowen came up with is something I have not read. Stetson's were only produced in the one factory in Canada as far as I know.
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Digging that one with the brim up, Cuz. Either way, though, it's a total class act.

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[TheOldFashioned]

Another beauty, Jonathan.

THAT is a killer hat Jonathan!

Thanks, guys. With cooler temps finally prevailing I've put away the straws and have been playing catch up cleaning some new to me felts. This one was well past due to get some head time.

 

[mayserwegener]

Mayser "Supra"possibly originally possibly early 1950s or older and a recent arrival.

 

[Rmccamey]

I'm a sucker for those buff/taupe colors Daniele, and that one looks great on you.

First day of "real" fall
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It is dark from the morning to the early afternoon, than a dark day
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Produzione Albertini 1817 - Intra - Italia. "Argo" is the name of the hat
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The felt is soft and with an amount of wool inside, the color is "Nocciola". This is one of the oldest hats I have in my collection from the "lake hatters"
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Albertini was the first hats producer in Italy to use machinery, it merged in Panizza probably before the WWII even if there are many hats producers on the Lago Maggiore that went into the Panizza arms during the years
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Small note for connoisseurs of English hats: look for the Albertini heirs in Luton, it's an interesting story

I wish you a good day and I want to tell you that I do not comment on the many magnificent hats that appear here every day, I have linguistic difficulties and I often know very little about American headwear in order to express opinions.

 

[Rmccamey]

Very nice western rancher look, top to bottom, Michael. I'll give you my vote for best dressed of the week this week.

Thanks Doug

That's a great looking Royal Stetson. Nice vintage piece.

Thanks Steve. It's a nice suit with a couple of issues I need to work on. I think it's been mushroom hunting with me before, but I lazed out on the hunt today and went shopping instead.
Came home with this ratty shearling jacket, which required a hat change.
IMG_6970 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
IMG_6983 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
So this Stagecoach gets a little time on the head.
IMG_6955 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
And the third pair of khaki pants, this time paired with a wool officers regulation shirt.
IMG_6974 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
IMG_6961 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Have a good evening,
Michael

Good move to go shopping instead of mushroom hunting, Michael. Great jacket, super look!

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[Steinbockhase]

10 foot Grey Shark in shallow surf kept me out of the water today

That would keep me out of the water for the rest of the month