I am a man who has always struggled with hats. I can’t abide baseball caps, so what other hats do people wear?
I am aware that this is slightly ridiculous, but it’s a niggle I have.
Don’t struggle with hats, dude… Start with a beginner’s hat – a beanie, maybe – and assert your mastery over said hat from day one. NEVER let your hat control you. Remember, you are a human and your hat is just a hat.
When this first step is mastered, move on to more complex and frisky hats.
Do not begin your hat phase with a Stetson or fedora. That way madness lies.
dannybgoode – Member
I have a Fedora from here and very nice it is too.
That website[/url] is pretty dangerous, now looking at trilbies to go with my summer Tilley hat. And the freebie straw hat I got for drinking too much beer.
My girlfrinend has a pink cowboy hat that I could try, I guess.
I just don’t feel comfortable with a baseball or trucker cap. I feel like I’m pretending to be something I’m not. What I am, is a Welshman, so I think I have my answer above, thanks to MW again.
Not to shabby, Pinkster – I’m about 85% Selleck, but obviously nothing like your abundant ‘tache magnificence! Still, there’s some nice width going on now, which makes for good twirling!
To my shame, I actually was looking at…
…a snip 😯 on eBay for £45!
I reckon it’s just the hat for my ‘tache – but can anyone seriously stroll about in a Homburg in 2013?
nothing specific wrecker but this place is not somewhere anybody should take fashion advice from 🙂
Wearing appropriate clothing for the situation is fine, barbour and hunters in the UK is OK on the farm – that you own. Cleans up better when shooting and plucking pheasants (or what ever that sounds like)
If you have the confidence you can carry off anything on your head.
Well, I am a self-confessed hat lover.
In the past I’ve worn Berets with Gallic panache, military caps with ‘nam vet flair and my stetson gets a rare outing, always at a jaunty angle a la Douglas Fairbanks in The Gaucho… but I worry that a Homburg may be beyond even my hat-wearing confidence…