Good album.
Sorry, real hats, usual one is one like this:
Keeps the sun off the thin bit, rain off my head and glasses, and shades my eyes, and goes in a pocket. Cost me six quid from a stall at the local folk festival, and I’ll be getting another this year in black, and a grey check one, ‘cos they’re really comfy, look ok, and cheap.
Did I say cheap?
I sometimes wear a Tilley, either a Canadian Winter, or Waxed cotton.
Oh, and a nice thick, warm OBEY beanie, plus I got a proper Russian Ushanka for real cold weather.
When we get it. I hate cold ears.
For togging around in the MX5 with the top down before the heater kicks in.
Exhibit B:
For painting ceilings and high walls, bought years ago for a fancy dress do.
Tweed flat cap and felt version might be more usual, though. I did go into a hat shop last year and try loads, but didn’t really think I suited anything more flambouyant. I do have loads of outdoorsy hats for more when the occasion arises.
This is my winter hat. Worn pretty much non stop in the colder months. Gonna start wearing caps again in the spring and summer as I’m bald and skin cancer is an issue.
Maybe he’s worried you’re secretly a Mutant Ninja?
Ahhh … small world I see … he said the same thing before. Typical banter would be me transforming myself into Mutant Ninja Turtle. 😯 London humour or what? That’s the most boring cartoon ever. He should watch more of the Manga animation and not those lame stuff. 🙄
My reply is always “What’s up fat boy? I will wear my stormtrooper’s (Castro hat) hat next time.” (he is in his mid 50s and a J*w 😈 Then people overheard it with disgust 😆 and then we carry on as usual back to boring bureaucratic work). When he has difficulty walking fast I would suggest to him lying on the floor while I use my feet to barrel roll him to the destination. 😆 There is no PC between us as I can accept whatever label everyone has on me. All labels welcome but in return I should have my fun too.
Christies dark brown moleskin flat cap
Christies dark brown moleskin flat cap (battered/torn for shooting)
Falsworth grey harris tweed flat cap
Falsworth tan corduroy flat cap
Kangol bamboo summer weight flat cap
Kangol bamboo summer weight short brimmed trilby
Rapha winter belgian style hat
Kangol peaked trapper style hat with flaps for blizzards (not worn in ages)
Dozen cycling caps of various colours, some retro and rapha plus club colours
I’ve never really been a hat person but I’ve taken to wearing a cap under my helmet when riding. That led to buying a wool cap from some nice folks in Oregon, Randi Jo Fabrications.
i have about 30 beanie hats…some are the same but in different colour.
got a couple of baseball caps but i’m banned from wearing them as the wife says i look chavvy when i do
my 6 year old son has about 10 and my nearly 2 year old daughter has a similar number….this drives the wife bonkers!! 😆