What type of hat shohuld I buy for the fall??????
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Bossmancuddy83
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yellow hat
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Skullie.......
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As per my opinion the type of hat worn by men of business has evolved over time. businessmen wearing this type of hat .
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Wool felt fedora. Save the fur felt til winter time.
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You should visit website http://alterbrooklyn.blogspot.com/2010/09/new-fall-hats-for-men.html to have a good view and go to a good choice. There are many kind of fall hats for men that are nice and good quality.
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you should visit website http://alterbrooklyn.blogspot.com/2010/09/new-fall-hats-for-men.html to have a good view and go to a good choice. There are many kind of fall hats for men that are nice and good quality.
Have a good time!
hahahhaha at this and the link! -
You should visit website http://alterbrooklyn.blogspot.com/2010/09/new-fall-hats-for-men.html to have a good view and go to a good choice. There are many kind of fall hats for men that are nice and good quality.
Have a good time!
This hat has a nice look to it, but while I like a bargain, I'm suspicious about the quality of a 45 dollar fedora. I think giving up a few extra bucks and getting a fedora in the 75-150 dollar range is worth it in the long run. One of my fedoras is $200 dollars, but that was something that I treated myself to after wanting it for a long time. Even $200 is a petty low price when you start looking at really high quality hats, but I think 75 should get the job done well enough unless you really need something top tier. -
PS: Threadstarter, while I suggest the fedora as an important accessory for all men, I don't suggest it in all situations. I'm content to go without a hat at most times, but either way, I think a fedora looks out-of-place and tacky if you're not wearing a tie and jacket. If not that, I would at least limit it to be worn with a wool coat, preferably a topcoat.
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shootemwon wrote: »PS: Threadstarter, while I suggest the fedora as an important accessory for all men, I don't suggest it in all situations. I'm content to go without a hat at most times, but either way, I think a fedora looks out-of-place and tacky if you're not wearing a tie and jacket. If not that, I would at least limit it to be worn with a wool coat, preferably a topcoat.
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It depends on the outfit. Whats your day-to-day fit? -
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It depends on the outfit. Whats your day-to-day fit?
I wear suits a lot and I almost always wear a fedora with that. Straw for hot weather, fur felt for cold weather, and wool felt for in between. But when I'm dressed down it's usually slacks and a dress shirt without a tie, so then I don't wear a hat. -
200 bucks for a fedora...really, I wanna get a black one for the spring summer., something Ima wear damn near everyday but I aint dropping no more than 30 bones on that ? .
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at first i laughed then i was like shiiiitttt i want one. -
Test the RS forums instead of Yahoo Answers, you can do a quick check on the forum asking where hats are priced point probably should be better and faster than this, however, free trade can go, you can expect, is edible and some not so rare to lose almost all its value.
