My new cheap Polish fedora

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My new cheap Polish fedora

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Here is my new fedora made by Polish manufacturer 'Almina' from city of Lodz. It cost about 60$. I think it is "close enough" ;)

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I'll put more photos tommorow :)
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I have to say that fedora looks nice to me!
I like the crease you put in it. Does the hat have a liner ? And what type of edge does it have?
Overall I have to say you did good!!!! :D
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The hat arrived pre-shaped so I did nothing but putting it on my head :lol:

Here are some photos of prototype (from the producer):

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Does the hat have a liner ?
Unfortunatelly there is no liner.
And what type of edge does it have?
I don't now. :D
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Post by Arkansas Russell »

WOW Thanks for the other photos !
I really do like the looks of that hat. I would say it has a raw edge, it has no bound edge and it is not folded over and sown.
I also like the way the bow looks... different from most I have seen!
as I said, I think its a great looking hat!!! It looks as if it will get better with use.
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Post by mufflowne »

I really like the look of that. I'd snatch one of these up for $60 any minute.
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The rolled bottom of the ribbon is definitely a nice character touch. Great find!
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Post by Piker »

Sixty Bucks? :D Great find!
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Post by DanielJones »

Sixty clams? You can't beat that with a stick. Good find. A decent looking lid at a good price.

Cheers!

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Post by Arkansas Russell »

Kaczor wrote: Image
Hey Kaczor, do you have a website where you got this hat. The more I see it the better I like it.
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http://www.almina.pl/ Mostly ladies hats. There is no fedoras on web page, so you should send e-mail for more information. I have no idea if they post abroad.
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Post by Arkansas Russell »

Thank you!
Does the hat have a style name that I could ask for?
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Just ask for Indy-style fedora :)
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