Just Daniel
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It was a little larger but Ignacio, our Mexico City hatter, sized it down a bit to 7 1/8 for my head.
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What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?
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So weather, life and an untimely Fedora Lounge crash yesterday stood in my way of posting one more larger brimmed hat along with the first day of StingyMas!
So while yesterday would in fact be the official start of StingyMas (according to the great StingyMas almanacs) I wanted to give this beauty a wear before my self imposed Stingy run.
Adam Executive
So while yesterday would in fact be the official start of StingyMas (according to the great StingyMas almanacs) I wanted to give this beauty a wear before my self imposed Stingy run.
Adam Executive
dkstott
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Started the day with my Stetson Beaver fedora during breakfast at a local cafe.
It was much too blustery for it during my morning hike. So I moved to a gamble and ***n newsboy
It was much too blustery for it during my morning hike. So I moved to a gamble and ***n newsboy
Mighty44
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Wow—what a lid!
I'm very fond of Adam hats. That's a beauty, Joe. Love everything about it. Super ribbon and bow treatment.
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Thanks so much guys. I am sure you can understand wanting to get a wear in on this one before going stingy
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J. Hückel´s Söhne Standard "Loden", with Back Bow, possibly late 1920s. This hat is from my May 2016 NOS Czech find.
J. Hückel´s Söhne Promo Pocket Mirror possibly early 1930s. Karl Plachky was a hat / furrier shop in Zeitz, Germany.
J. Hückel´s Söhne Promo Pocket Mirror possibly early 1930s. Karl Plachky was a hat / furrier shop in Zeitz, Germany.
Randall Renshaw
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Holy gee-whiz!!
Another example of why me and Steve and many others love the Adam!
Great fedora, Joe!
I think I own that same shirt!
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Englander Lincoln Bennett Homburg, today.
Very nicely built. In my small but color diversified collection of burgs it easily replaced a dark brown Mallory Ten.
Very nicely built. In my small but color diversified collection of burgs it easily replaced a dark brown Mallory Ten.
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Awesome hat, Steve!!!J. Hückel´s Söhne Standard "Loden", with Back Bow, possibly late 1920s. This hat is from my May 2016 NOS Czech find.
J. Hückel´s Söhne Promo Pocket Mirror possibly early 1930s. Karl Plachky was a hat / furrier shop in Zeitz, Germany.
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StingyMas is an 11 day celebration to show love for our hats of Shorter brim Started with our lounge friend Mike @Redfokker. For anyone wanting to join in the celebration there are no set “stingy brim” rules.. other than that it would be hats at the shorter brim end of our collections. One man’s stingy may be another’s wide brim and vice versa. For me… I’ll shoot for brims under 2 inches.
I will start out this year’s celebration with one of the hats that started it all for me in my love of vintage Fedoras… one that for whatever reason… I don’t think has made it into my StingyMas celebration in previous years. I had set out to find something like Raymond Reddington (James Spader) wore on The Blacklist. $5 or $10 on eBay several years ago got me started with this dark brown Royal Stetson clocking in just under 2 inches at about 1 7/8
I will start out this year’s celebration with one of the hats that started it all for me in my love of vintage Fedoras… one that for whatever reason… I don’t think has made it into my StingyMas celebration in previous years. I had set out to find something like Raymond Reddington (James Spader) wore on The Blacklist. $5 or $10 on eBay several years ago got me started with this dark brown Royal Stetson clocking in just under 2 inches at about 1 7/8
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Quite nice, Randall
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Thanks Randall. I think I need to wear my Charlie Sheen Two and a Half men shirt more often.
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Like the Wegener "Start", super!! Keep them coming, Steve! We need to find some more of these beautiesJ. Hückel´s Söhne Standard "Loden", with Back Bow, possibly late 1920s. This hat is from my May 2016 NOS Czech find.
J. Hückel´s Söhne Promo Pocket Mirror possibly early 1930s. Karl Plachky was a hat / furrier shop in Zeitz, Germany.
Wonderful Lincoln Bennett, Randall.
The coloured liner is exquisite.
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Now that's the kind of vintage I like to see!Wegener "Start", possibly late 1920s. The Felt is a Mélange with a Rauh / Rough Finish. The Brim is a Curled Hidden Over Welt which was common in this time period + place. Color coordinated Wide Band with Back Bow. R. & M. Wegener Soft Felts from this time period are rare finds. I found this one back in 2020.
Granville
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I was made for Stingymas. Duncan by Champ in Keyport, NJ at The Broad Street Diner. 1.5” brim.
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Randall, Thanks! Fantastic Lincoln Bennett Homburg from you today. Super high quality!
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Panos, Thank you! I am always on the lookout.
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