sunman42000
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what is this hat style called? Trying to find one after passing on one at Rugby a few months back
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What is this type of hat called?
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They are selling them in a bunch of places in NY at the moment...including street markets.
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I've always refered to these as Scally Caps and I found out here that that is the common name in US.
Flat Cap is more widely used abroad. See more here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flat_cap
I am a big fan of this look. I own to many for the Ms's to rant about but find that I want one to compliment my many coats. So, that's many.
My favorites are Borsalino ( We carry these in the store ) Christies, Wiggens ( We carry these also ).
Some of the best are found in Irish stores, where they sell Artisan products. You will find a strong cottage industry ( Locals who produce goods in the comfort of their homes ) there.
Flat Cap is more widely used abroad. See more here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flat_cap
I am a big fan of this look. I own to many for the Ms's to rant about but find that I want one to compliment my many coats. So, that's many.
My favorites are Borsalino ( We carry these in the store ) Christies, Wiggens ( We carry these also ).
Some of the best are found in Irish stores, where they sell Artisan products. You will find a strong cottage industry ( Locals who produce goods in the comfort of their homes ) there.
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