Hats and Beanies

[SeruRitchi]

Very nice!

[natehate]

i had the feather out of mine before i even left the store

[Anesthetist]

I've had this hat for a few weeks now, but I'm really impressed with the quality. I bought it in Nashville from Otis James, it's completely handmade and has great details

[Chiba J.]

Freewheelers Guthrie in indigo x brown express stripe.

[davito]

Love your cap chiba, looks great on you man

[Chiba J.]

Thanks man.

[Anesthetist]

Might have to look for that one, love the bill and it looks great on you.

[derivative666]

Been loving these www.rimeknits.com

[4c]

Purchased a newsboy cap from this site several years ago and it’s really nice… hand spun, hand woven, all traditionally made by an excellent (some say legendary) craftsman, etc…
http://www.realirish.com/collections/irish-newsboy-caps

[natehate]

@4c:

Purchased a newsboy cap from this site several years ago and it’s really nice… hand spun, hand woven, all traditionally made by an excellent (some say legendary) craftsman, etc…
http://www.realirish.com/collections/irish-newsboy-caps

pics? @4c

[4c]

This is the “black” tweed

The vibrancy and use of color is the best of any tweed I've personally seen. love this hat…

[natehate]

how did you find sizing?

[4c]

Went by the tag size I.E. 7 ¼ which is 23 ¼ inches… Next to the size on the website it shows inches and CM so if you don’t know your hat size measure your head with a piece of string and go with that measurement.

[natehate]

oh i have numerous tweed caps (go back a few pages hahaa)
it's just not all companies are the same
even with in the same numbers hats can be different

[4c]

Yes you do! very nice hats natehate. see what you mean about sizing.. best way to go than is to measure your head and go by inches IMO.

[Graeme]

This is the most uncomfortable hat I've ever worn! It's a traditional, hard shell bowler that hasn't been conformed to my head, so it's short front-to-back and digging in.

It's from Patey Hats, the only people who still make them that way. And I'll have to take @Trail and Arrow there hat-shopping next time he's in London.

[Megatron1505]

My new lid from Ideal Cap Co, big thanks to RBG for the tip on a great quality cap.

[Graeme]

Cross-post from the Random Questions thread.

If you're looking for an alternative to an engineer's cap, the Diamond Cap Co offers this one for $200.

[Cutlasshound]

Cheers dude

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[Graeme]

Continuing with my theme of finding weird hats that @trail and arrow wouldn't steal off me, here's a deerstalker, which was favoured by Sherlock Holmes. (Actually he didn't wear it in the original stories, but it became associated with him in illustrations from the period, and hence a part of his image.)