Thoughts? Review on lids.

[SexyButler]

Ted, that's a sharp hat. Sadly I can't wear hats because I'm usually outside the range when "one size fits most"!

My friend can whip up any size, shape or color. Let me know if you are interested, Friendship aside, they are mini works of art.

[SexyButler]

I like ladies in such bonnets. It reminds me of the beautiful Maureen O'Hara in 'The Quiet Man'.

Wow, that was quite a compliment.
That was a kilt night, Louisville in January.
That is Bikeoloungers arm the top pic and Glaisne in the photo with me.
A lot of Xmarks members were there.

[SexyButler]

That one matches the Irish National tartan.

[CactusJack]

That one matches the Irish National tartan.

That would look a lot better on me.....

[SFCRick]

very nice

[McAlaskan]

Wow, that blows away my Stetson

Good lookin hat

[McFarkus]

Here's my favorite

[AnimalK]

Ye Gads! Yar heed is 'uuuge!!!!


Heed! Pants! Nooo!!!!

[BoldHighlander]

I like ladies in such bonnets. It reminds me of the beautiful Maureen O'Hara in 'The Quiet Man'.

Indeed!


I got one of those for my daughter, as matter of fact their very last one, which you can see on the cardboard cut-out on the site: http://www.jbyous.com/Headwear4.html
(look at "Irish Bobbolein Chenille Tam").

I'll get a picture of my daughter with her's soon & post it.

[BoldHighlander]

This is the style of hat I wear with or without the kilt most of the time. I call them driving caps.

Like Ted I like these kind of caps, though I prefer the eight-panel jobs (a.k.a Newsboy, etc)
-- what I call the "working class chap's cap"
(more about these on this thread: http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/r...09/index8.html)

I'm expecting my new one to arrive tomorrow (this is it):


in a style thats called "Extra-Full Cut":

(that's not me in the pic).