I also like the flat caps and the military style hats
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Like @sablebrush52 I've got a large number; but mine are mostly Aussie or Irish tweed caps (and a couple of panamas). A selection...
for some weird reason the forum software won't allow me to upload images of my flatcaps - errors and claims "image not as expected". Odd 'cos the images look exactly as I expect them to!
for some weird reason the forum software won't allow me to upload images of my flatcaps - errors and claims "image not as expected". Odd 'cos the images look exactly as I expect them to!
I have a closet full of all kinds of hats. They breed in the dark. But my favorite is a cheap bucket hat that I stole from my father years ago. Comfortable as all hell. And when entering, say, a grocery store or something, you can turn the brim up in front and look really weird! Tee-hee!
Yes, I'm a hat freak too; see avatar to left. Many others include driving caps (flat caps) in khaki, herring bone, and a favorite black and white dappled cap from Paris; a Stetson bowler; a beaver top hat if the moths haven't eaten it completely up; many broad brimmed hats including an especially wide-brimmed drover hat; a hard hat or two; many feed caps including a MM cob cap, high quality, that i got as a door prize at the TAPS pipe show, the last one they had. And too many others to list.
Penman hats are beautiful:
http://www.penmanhats.com/home.html
I’d love to see the return of gentlemen wearing classic fedoras.
I like knit beanies during the colder months:
And when the occasion calls for it at work:
http://www.penmanhats.com/home.html
I’d love to see the return of gentlemen wearing classic fedoras.
I like knit beanies during the colder months:
And when the occasion calls for it at work:
Now those are hats I always dreamed of as a kid! Sometimes still regret I didn't do it, but I insisted on fighter jets, got also offers to go to flight academy for CH47 or AH64 but heli's were not my thing.
Got offers to be a mechanic instead of a fighter pilot due to my vision. Not the same thing.☹
For me it was my length at that time, I was a 6'2" kid at 15 and only grew one inch since that time with 6"3' now. Strange thing it was for me always about the tech and serving your country came second. I always admired the speed and agility of the fighters. Me being all thumbs I would also settle for maintenance or engineering, all the new JSF planes within Europe will be maintained by the DRAF.
My father made it to 102 years old, and then he passed. He wore this for just one month.
