
Here is a front shot, and the full crown should fit the customer's face pretty good, I hope!

And here is a side shot.

And the back.

Plus the good thing is, if he doesn't like the crease job, all he has to do is to recrease it to say, a Raiders fedora.
Also on this hat, I used an non dimensional cut brim to mimic the era, with it being 2 3/4, which is enough to keep the sun off the sides of the face. I think it pulls off an Indy meets Bogie look fairly well, and even looks back to the hats that were considered when creating the Indy fedora. Regards, Fedora