Club Obi Wan

Jacket, followed by boots.

Tundrarider wrote:

Yeah, because nothing says 'Indiana Jones' like a plain white t-shirt! "Gee, I'm feeling adventurous today; I'd better pull on my trusty Hanes undershirt, grab my bullwhip, and head for South America."

Hat most definitely! I take it everywhere I go! 1 time I went without it and everybody at the place knows I wear a hat, someone asked another person "hey where is his hat? is he feeling alright?"

Regards from a hat wearing gentleman: baddates1

baddates1 wrote:Hat most definitely! I take it everywhere I go! 1 time I went without it and everybody at the place knows I wear a hat, someone asked another person "hey where is his hat? is he feeling alright?"

Regards from a hat wearing gentleman: baddates1

See I wish I could wear it more often. I never leave it in the car because of extremes in temperature. Had a few cowboy hats lose shape. And after so many years of removing a hat the second I step in a building I'm hard wired to not wear it inside. And the problem with that is that most places there is nowhere to put the hat to keep it safe. IE restaurants etc. But any other chance I wear it! Especially while driving.

Hat here, definitely!

Does the Duralex whiskey tumbler count?

Tundrarider wrote:Seriously, I'd have to vote "other."

This is pretty much exactly my Indy gear year round!!!

Even the earring?

Cajunkraut wrote:Does the Duralex whiskey tumbler count?

Well played


-I.C.

Tundrarider wrote:The Southern California climate is just not conducive to felt hats, leather jackets, long sleeve shirts and wool pants!!!

Michael

Hear, hear, Michael.

I sweat like a wh#re in church (that's actually SA if you're paying attention ), which is why 'Cairo Casual' is my first line gear.

Tundrarider wrote:Seriously, I'd have to vote "other."

This is pretty much exactly my Indy gear year round!!!



The Southern California climate is just not conducive to felt hats, leather jackets, long sleeve shirts and wool pants!!!

Michael

Same with Texas. Summers are brutal (100+) and even now with highs in the mid-80s there's still a bit of time before it's cool enough for a jacket.

ChrisMD wrote:And the problem with that is that most places there is nowhere to put the hat to keep it safe. IE restaurants etc.

Couple of very inexpensive options for you.

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Regards,

Indiana Jeff

ChrisMD wrote:

baddates1 wrote:Hat most definitely! I take it everywhere I go! 1 time I went without it and everybody at the place knows I wear a hat, someone asked another person "hey where is his hat? is he feeling alright?"

Regards from a hat wearing gentleman: baddates1

See I wish I could wear it more often. I never leave it in the car because of extremes in temperature. Had a few cowboy hats lose shape. And after so many years of removing a hat the second I step in a building I'm hard wired to not wear it inside. And the problem with that is that most places there is nowhere to put the hat to keep it safe. IE restaurants etc. But any other chance I wear it! Especially while driving.

I want to a eating place and I was trying to put my hat somewhere and the waitress came up and said "you know why cowboys never took there hats off? because they could never find a place to put them!" So don't be discouraged(however you spell that!) if you can't find a place to put it when you are at a restaurant.