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I wear a sort of fedora all the time. I've had several per-cancerus growths removed from my ears and I want to protect them as much as possible.


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It has not gone anywhere (atleast with me).... I am 44 and wear a fedora. Not every day but if it is raining or cold I wear one... When you have a head that is as gorgeous as my bald head, you protect it. smile


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I have several fedoras, a couple of trilbys, an aussie hat, and a few more whose exact style name I can't recall. Here are a couple of the fedoras, two cowboy hats and a "Greg Norman" gold hat.

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BTW, what those modern young snots are wearing are NOT fedoras, those are trilbys. Different brim and different crown than a fedora.



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Not gone any where with me either. I wear a felt fedora in the winter and a pamana straw fedora in the summer when I am slightly dressed up. Work hat is a Dorfman Pacific wide brim. Casual hat is a Tilley. Caps only in the winter. I have had enough knots burned off the tops of my ears from sun cancers to go without a brimmed hat anymore.


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Originally Posted by RockyRaab
I have several fedoras, a couple of trilbys, an aussie hat, and a few more whose exact style name I can't recall. Here are a couple of the fedoras, two cowboy hats and a "Greg Norman" gold hat.

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BTW, what those modern young snots are wearing are NOT fedoras, those are trilbys. Different brim and different crown than a fedora.


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Kevin, my guess is that it's actually a waxed hat, similar to British waxed raincoats.


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Originally Posted by RockyRaab
Kevin, my guess is that it's actually a waxed hat, similar to British waxed raincoats.
Yeah I'm sure it is, but back when I bought it they called it oil-skin.

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I own Fedora's and were them frequently.

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I think the modern automobile killed them off.

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Originally Posted by Thunderball
I think the modern automobile killed them off.
No headroom, have to take the hat off in the vehicle.

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Not in my Durango.

(Note to self: Be sure to wear real hat when test-driving potential new truck.)


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My Dad always wore a Fedora with a suit but my head sweats too much for one. I wear a open weave straw type hat in the summer and a summer baseball cap in the winter. The only exception is when I am sitting on a deer stand and not moving, then I want something warmer. When I start walking, I take it off. miles


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Originally Posted by Tanner


The only people I see wearing Fedoras nowadays are 14 year old nerdy dudes and lezbyuns.


Bite me!!!!


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The fedora was a huge part of my childhood. I must have watched this movie 500 times. Whenever I see a fedora the theme music for Indiana Jones starts playing in my head!

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Originally Posted by Tanner
I've gotta' say, if I were to buy a Stetson, then I'd buy a STETSON.

The only people I see wearing Fedoras nowadays are 14 year old nerdy dudes and lezbyuns.

Be sweet if you could bring them back though....grin


The lezbo's or the 14 year olds?


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Tanner, when I wear a hat in cooler weather it is a fur felt Akubra, I guess I'm a lesbian. You need to get out of the house more often smile.
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People dress like slobs, mostly, these days

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Originally Posted by duckster
People dress like slobs, mostly, these days


And on the other side of the coin, if you change the l to an n, you have many of the others.


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I have a Fedora 560 TD with both #63&72# sets of limbs. Sweet shooter but @60" requires a little extra limb clearance in a treestand, been back to my Bob Lee for that now though.Grin.


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My granddad wore one a lot. When he passed in 1972, Grandma kept it in the backseat of her car to let people think there was still a man in her life.....I still have the hat...great memories involved.


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