Richard in a Hat

A brown felt wide-brimmed hat with the brim sewn up to the crown on 2 sides  I've posted this hats twin previously here  both came from ...

 This green felt hat has seen better days, crushed at the bottom of the pile, it needs steaming over a dome to reshape it. Listed as a Richa...

 I now have 2 masonic hats, this one is superior in quality to the previous one This was a gift from someone who was part of the Freemasons ...

This hat today will be a Fedora. There are way too many definitions of what Trilby or Fedora should be often conflicting with each other to ...

 This tricorn is decorated quite modestly compared to some. The badge has a medal like an appearance, so it feels like it could be used by s...

 Spot the problem the corded knot around the base of crown is normally on the side occasional on the front. At first, I thought I must have ...

This tricorn is 3 pointed but only has 2 of sides folded up A nice black felt basic tricorn fit for anyone from the end of 17th but ...

The Capotain (Copotain/Capatain) is tall wide-brimmed hat worn during the late 16th and 17th centuries The hat is associated with P...

This Tudor shape flat cap is made from one piece of felt   The crown is slitted around the edge to give it a distinctive look. ...

This tapering hat is very fez like in shape, but lacks the tassel on top and is actually too tall, however I suppose you might still...

This hat was described as Octopus hat however the seller cannot count as it only has 6 legs, so should really be Hextopus Hat. Fou...