I turned my HJ more. Comments?
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- Neolithic
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I turned my HJ more. Comments?
I turned my HJ more than it was turned before. Look okay?
Any tips or comments would be most appreciated.
The old centre pinch is still there in the shadow- I put some water on it and tried to smooth it out a bit, but it doesn't seem to be going away- seems to add some more character though.
Any tips or comments would be most appreciated.
The old centre pinch is still there in the shadow- I put some water on it and tried to smooth it out a bit, but it doesn't seem to be going away- seems to add some more character though.
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Neo,
I think it looks great. It has a lot of character and the brim width suits your face. Some people do turn their hats too much and their brims have a look of "bunching up" on the side, as if it is practically sideways on their head. I think that looks really stupid. Yours looks great because the brim width seems in proportion to your face.
I think it looks great. It has a lot of character and the brim width suits your face. Some people do turn their hats too much and their brims have a look of "bunching up" on the side, as if it is practically sideways on their head. I think that looks really stupid. Yours looks great because the brim width seems in proportion to your face.
Neo,
What ever floats your boat man. I mean, so what if someone tells you they think it looks bad? you think it looks good? clog up the hole in your boat and keep on sailing. For me, I just pop it on my head and go. and every year it gets reblocked, at the same time, weither i see taper or not. Personally, if you like the way a hat looks you shouldent change it just to make it look like something in a film. Melty, what the heck is up with that name thing, ive always wondered that....mrs.robbinson? pepper?
Kindest regards
Adam
What ever floats your boat man. I mean, so what if someone tells you they think it looks bad? you think it looks good? clog up the hole in your boat and keep on sailing. For me, I just pop it on my head and go. and every year it gets reblocked, at the same time, weither i see taper or not. Personally, if you like the way a hat looks you shouldent change it just to make it look like something in a film. Melty, what the heck is up with that name thing, ive always wondered that....mrs.robbinson? pepper?
Kindest regards
Adam
Way to handle that one, Mrs. Robinson. Coo coo ka choo.
Neolithic, I do think that MeltyMan has a point in that it's important to turn it only as far you need to, in order to get the appropriate look according to whatever scene you want it to look like.
What scene are you going for?
In Christ,
Shane
Neolithic, I do think that MeltyMan has a point in that it's important to turn it only as far you need to, in order to get the appropriate look according to whatever scene you want it to look like.
What scene are you going for?
In Christ,
Shane
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Thanks Melty. -Just enough of a turn for me.I really like Hemingway's hat too, but there is very little turn there. It's what suits you.
It would actually have more of a turn, but I am always putting my hat on crooked. I am of the school of those who have turned their hats, then continually forget to wear them that way.
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HJ
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Thanks fellas for your comments, they've really helped.
I'm tweaking the hat a bit more, but on this side of the world, it's almost time to hit the sack.
3thoubucks, I think, because my HJ is a fairly tight fitting hat anyway, that I get the 'Chicken Beak'.
I'm tweaking the hat a bit more, but on this side of the world, it's almost time to hit the sack.
3thoubucks, I think, because my HJ is a fairly tight fitting hat anyway, that I get the 'Chicken Beak'.
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Thanks, Melty.
I think the AB's really kick butt when they are seen in profile though- the tighter HJ tends to give me a bit of taper in the back of the hat which you can see in my last post. I mean- it's no huge deal to me- I think just about everyone has it (except the ABs) but just shows you how spot on Fedora's ABs are.
I think the AB's really kick butt when they are seen in profile though- the tighter HJ tends to give me a bit of taper in the back of the hat which you can see in my last post. I mean- it's no huge deal to me- I think just about everyone has it (except the ABs) but just shows you how spot on Fedora's ABs are.
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