Slacey,
Your style is spot on ! The secret is not too make it look to "obvious ", if take you my meaning, and you master it
perfectly. When younger I dressed what is now called "heritage" . Back then it was considered eccentric, or
plain odd
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while I was only dressing "heritage avant la lettre " .
Tweed overcoats, waistcoats, pocket watches, sleeve garters, the trousers , the whole shebang. I owned a huge collection of vintage hats and caps. You name it and it was there; fedora's, trilbys, Edens, Homburgs , panamas etc. I cleaned them over steam and brushed them.
In beaver, hare, straw etc. Most of it cleared out and I regret that now. What's left is a very rare Borsalino in
moss green, a Mayzer panama and a wonderful, brown fedora once bought in the Quartier Latin in Paris.
I now recall the name of the shop; it was Latreille. Also quite some newer 8 piece baker boy caps. Harris and Donegal tweed. Carloway, herringbone. Very Peaky Blinder style back then and now. Those were the days and the girls man, the girls
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Of course there is also the obligatory beanie , best quality and style though
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