MikeinRome
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No, it's actually quite lightweight and is easily removed to wear the hat with or without it.I like the hat, but I'd guess that leather hatband adds some uncomfortable weight to it.
No, it's actually quite lightweight and is easily removed to wear the hat with or without it.I like the hat, but I'd guess that leather hatband adds some uncomfortable weight to it.
Oh how I wished this had been advertised correctly! Advertised as a 7 1/8, my size, it was a 6 7/8. Aside from the name, it did me no good and I couldn't justify keeping it at the price. Fortunately the seller refunded me. If anyone comes across another, in a 7 1/8, DM me.Sometimes a hat you definitely do not need just shows up and has your name on it. In this case, very close to literally. A Julius Garfinckel from the Washington DC store was up on eBay and, even though I did pay more than I wanted to, I am waiting on a fine hat and hatbox with a great name attached. I guess this is how folks named Stetsin must feel looking at hats?
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John Lofgren Monkey Boots Shinki Horsebuttt - $1,136 The classic monkey boot silhouette in an incredibly rich Shinki russet horse leather.
Grant Stone Diesel Boot Dark Olive Chromexcel - $395 Goodyear welted, Horween Chromexcel, classic good looks.
Schott 568 Vandals Jacket - $1,250 The classic Perfecto motorcycle jacket, in a very special limited-edition Schott double rider style. Tremendous!Cavanagh Forty. Dates 1944 to 1950. Has 3 inch brim and 5 3/4 open crown. Owned by General James H Stratton, of the Army Corps of Engineers, which is what I was a member of in Vietnam.
I just made a post in the Canadian Stetson thread last week or so. You should make sure this one makes it there when you get it. Nice find.A Canadian Stetson No 1 Quality R.C.M..P. I just couldn't pass it up.
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So I just picked up this Lee for a song, but I won't be sure what I got until it gets here. Photos were not plentiful but it does look like a very moldable crown. Any Lee experts have any ideas what I'm waiting on? I checked the Lee Lounge, but I won't post there until I know what I have.
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Great hat. A Cavanagh Forty is on my bucket list of hats. Love the brandCavanagh Forty. Dates 1944 to 1950. Has 3 inch brim and 5 3/4 open crown. Owned by General James H Stratton, of the Army Corps of Engineers, which is what I was a member of in Vietnam. I see that this hat belonged to Lounge member singlechange, who posted it last in 2024 and first posted it in 2016.
These Chamois finish Hückels are wonderful!Waiting for 3 hats. All 3 insecure if they'll fit me, but that's why i call them "gambling" hats. We will see if they arrive. All pics from the sellers, not mine.
First: Huckel Chamois finish.
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Yes i know. According to the seller there's no label. She measured the hat. We will see..... ;-)These Chamois finish Hückels are wonderful!
Fingers crossed![]()
Woo Hoo, my hat escaped california and is now back in the Dallas area! Maybe it will get tomorrow or monday?!Well I see the US Post Office is doing its best again! lol This nice little Stetson left South Carolina the other day on its way to East Texas...... it arrived in San Francisco yesterday...... Missed Texas by just a little bit lol.... So far its scanned in at NINE different USPS facilities. Im guessing they either use really poor A.I. for their routing or the postal workers skipped geography class in school
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The post office finally got tired of shipping this poor little Royal Stetson all around and got it to me today. Really clean hat. Marked as a 7-1/4 long oval but its just a bit snug.... sitting on the stretcher for a bit to see if I can persuade it closer to the top of my ears. No liner inside but I can take care of thatWell I see the US Post Office is doing its best again! lol This nice little Stetson left South Carolina the other day on its way to East Texas...... it arrived in San Francisco yesterday...... Missed Texas by just a little bit lol.... So far its scanned in at NINE different USPS facilities. Im guessing they either use really poor A.I. for their routing or the postal workers skipped geography class in school
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