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Switched from everyday ballcaps to flat caps and the occasional short brim fedora years ago. They're a fine way to upscale your style, even in the most casual of locales. Just remember hat wearing etiquette. Cheers.
Interesting observation! When i moved to NYC from the Midwest in the 90s, i was struck by the latge number of men wearing hats. Men of all ages, wearing many classic styles. I started wearing hats, taking my cues from the most fashionable men on the streets -- and in the subway. While a hat is an inconvenience in a car, it's no problem at all on a train. And New York was a walking kind town, I've never walked so much in any other city I've lived in.
Antonio, love the video (as usual). I am a something of an evangelist for men wearing a real hat. For me, it’s always a Stetson - either a Panama or their Open Road. The brim is wide enough to shade my eyes and to keep rain off my glasses. And the brim is small enough to wear well in a car or pickup truck. I’m curious to know what you think of the popularity of caps. Did you find any information about the number of caps sold each year? They seem to be everywhere. Cap wearers are often clueless about hat etiquette. (So one reason for you to wear a hat is to demonstrate the etiquette and responsibility that come with a wearing a hat. One small measure mistake in your video: JFK did wear a top hat to his Inauguration, as did Eisenhower and LBJ. The men removed their hats when they were seated on stage. That said, JFK rarely wore a hat. Your point about the decline of men wearing hats is absolutely correct.
Good video. After watching the 1964 premiere of James Bond Goldfinger as a teenager, never wanted a hat so badly as the hat Oddjob wore that was capable of cutting the head off a stone statue. 😮
Baldy McEggHead here misses the style of the 1920s. During winter I can wear a flat cap or wooly cap (here in the UK, baseball caps are a social faux pas), but during summer it's more tricky.
I love hats. I feel naked being outside without a hat on. But I wear baseball caps since that's still normal. But yea cars and always being indoors makes hat a little impractical. They need to make a comeback though.
I just started going back to hats. I invested in a Stetson whippet fedora last year, and it's an amazing hat. I get looks whenever I walk out with it, and my lady goes crazy when she sees me in it 😁
I wear a telascop crown Flat brimmed stetson no matter where i go citys country dont matter but ive been thinkin about havin a Fidora shaped the same way also
Terrific video! I had never considered the rise of the car (or truck) in the equation even though I can’t wear my hats in my vehicles. That’s especially true for brimmed hats because of the headrest. It hasn’t stopped me wearing wool, felt or straw hats. I think my transition to brimmed hats coincided with two things - moving to the Rockies where the sun is brutal and losing my hair (equally brutal). 😂 Now, I don’t leave the house w/o something covering my knot - a flat cap or a brimmed hat- I have a Stetson fedora (East Coast) and Stetson cowboy hat (for NM). Corresponding straw versions for the summer. A good hat, like a good pair of boots, is not a cheap investment. However, a good hat like a Stetson can easily last 20+ years. Buy quality. And I don’t have any affiliation with Stetson. If you prefer Resistol or Borsalino - go for it!
Last night, Kelce wore an Open Road on the broadcast. Open Roads will start selling again. I bet that if anyone has a TH-cam channel with 3.6m subscribers started wearing hats, we'd probably start to see more men wear hats. Know anybody like that? 😉
My wife is a photographer, and if there is one thing I have learned, men with hats (especially ball caps) wear them because they are balding and they think nobody knows lol I know!!! In case you’re wondering, she ALWAYS makes them take the hats off for pictures lol
January 24, 2022, I STARTED wearing hats; essentially every time I left the house. On that day - I shaved my head. I was half bald and all gray. I didn't like the way I looked, so I cut it all off. I went on an Ebay hat spree - flat caps (and Greek fisherman's caps) for every day wear. And some wide-brim sun hats for sunny days (my scalp is sensitive to direct sun light)
•More time indoors •Less convenient space to put hats when entering early cars •WWI and WWII probably changed dress standards, too. •Most humans follow habits and adopt whatever dominant custom exists •Most humans follow trend or who/what seems cool, are easily manipulated, and lack self-identity Forecast: As East Asian economies take over cultural norms, we may see more fanch clothing normalized globally. But that's unless the current Western clothing trends influence them first. But their fancy clothing is Western clothing, so I'd guess they won't become so casual anytime soon. They still are quite conservative. We Orthodox Jews still wear suits and fedoras, but that's because we have a teaching to always dress our best and aren't easily influenced by the masses. Our religion teaches against following any random status quo and always question how x came to be before blindly following a belief or habit, like fast food, unhealthy tv consumption, etc.
Nice video, you should do a "why men stopped carrying canes" I feel your insight there will be as interesting as in this video Thanks again for the video.
As a person who used to wear hats and likes old traditional style wearing hats aren’t really a thing anymore. They looked really cool in the 1900s with the mob gangsters but nothing further than that. Wearing top hats and I tuxedo is a thing of the past and it’s really nothing extraordinary. I like to wear just T-shirt jeans sneakers and having short hair spiked in the front wearing a hat just covers up your hair and if you like to style your hair, spiking it in the front that just takes away that uniqueness and I think that’s the reason hats really aren’t a thing anymore
why they stop ,, well company like l oreal , start making hair styling product ,, gel to style you hair and shampoo an conditonair , to remove the gel ,,, is more profitable to sell you 1 gel for 10$ and one shampo for 10$ every month , than sell you one 20$ hat that will last you 10 years ,
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These are amazing products - the best hair dryer and best electric toothbrush, at the Best Prices of the Year!
Also, great gift ideas for family and friends.
Thank you to Laifen for sponsoring this video and supporting my channel. #hair #teeth #toothbrush #hairdryer
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The Australian Fedora got a lot of love in the early 1980s when “Raiders of the Lost Ark” was released.😊👍
Switched from everyday ballcaps to flat caps and the occasional short brim fedora years ago. They're a fine way to upscale your style, even in the most casual of locales. Just remember hat wearing etiquette. Cheers.
Love it - flat caps are a great choice!
Interesting observation!
When i moved to NYC from the Midwest in the 90s, i was struck by the latge number of men wearing hats. Men of all ages, wearing many classic styles. I started wearing hats, taking my cues from the most fashionable men on the streets -- and in the subway. While a hat is an inconvenience in a car, it's no problem at all on a train. And New York was a walking kind town, I've never walked so much in any other city I've lived in.
I love my Stetson Stratoliner. I wish we’d go back. They stopped because of the size of cars, or more specifically, the headroom in cars.
No, it's not. Just like when entering a carriage you'd take your hat off when entering a car and then put it back on when you got out.
@@danielkrcmar5395 Less convenient space to put it in earlier cars. WWI and II military service probably changed dress styles, too.
@ nope. It wasn’t like that at first. The headroom in cars got smaller and smaller.
Antonio, love the video (as usual). I am a something of an evangelist for men wearing a real hat. For me, it’s always a Stetson - either a Panama or their Open Road. The brim is wide enough to shade my eyes and to keep rain off my glasses. And the brim is small enough to wear well in a car or pickup truck.
I’m curious to know what you think of the popularity of caps. Did you find any information about the number of caps sold each year? They seem to be everywhere. Cap wearers are often clueless about hat etiquette. (So one reason for you to wear a hat is to demonstrate the etiquette and responsibility that come with a wearing a hat.
One small measure mistake in your video: JFK did wear a top hat to his Inauguration, as did Eisenhower and LBJ. The men removed their hats when they were seated on stage. That said, JFK rarely wore a hat. Your point about the decline of men wearing hats is absolutely correct.
In the near future wish we have such an A.i. in our wardrobes/ dress rooms in order to consult before dress up 🤓
Good video. After watching the 1964 premiere of James Bond Goldfinger as a teenager, never wanted a hat so badly as the hat Oddjob wore that was capable of cutting the head off a stone statue. 😮
I love hats! I had a Fedora and a Bowler, but I need to get new ones. And a Panama.
Baldy McEggHead here misses the style of the 1920s. During winter I can wear a flat cap or wooly cap (here in the UK, baseball caps are a social faux pas), but during summer it's more tricky.
I love hats. I feel naked being outside without a hat on. But I wear baseball caps since that's still normal. But yea cars and always being indoors makes hat a little impractical. They need to make a comeback though.
I just started going back to hats. I invested in a Stetson whippet fedora last year, and it's an amazing hat. I get looks whenever I walk out with it, and my lady goes crazy when she sees me in it 😁
I’m rocking Indiana Jones fedora wool felt daily, it became an extension of my head! 😂
I wear a telascop crown Flat brimmed stetson no matter where i go citys country dont matter but ive been thinkin about havin a Fidora shaped the same way also
Terrific video! I had never considered the rise of the car (or truck) in the equation even though I can’t wear my hats in my vehicles. That’s especially true for brimmed hats because of the headrest.
It hasn’t stopped me wearing wool, felt or straw hats. I think my transition to brimmed hats coincided with two things - moving to the Rockies where the sun is brutal and losing my hair (equally brutal). 😂
Now, I don’t leave the house w/o something covering my knot - a flat cap or a brimmed hat- I have a Stetson fedora (East Coast) and Stetson cowboy hat (for NM). Corresponding straw versions for the summer.
A good hat, like a good pair of boots, is not a cheap investment. However, a good hat like a Stetson can easily last 20+ years. Buy quality.
And I don’t have any affiliation with Stetson. If you prefer Resistol or Borsalino - go for it!
Last night, Kelce wore an Open Road on the broadcast. Open Roads will start selling again. I bet that if anyone has a TH-cam channel with 3.6m subscribers started wearing hats, we'd probably start to see more men wear hats. Know anybody like that? 😉
I never go outside with out a hat on . I have over 200 hat to chews from ball cap to big sun hat to my dress hats.
My wife is a photographer, and if there is one thing I have learned, men with hats (especially ball caps) wear them because they are balding and they think nobody knows lol I know!!!
In case you’re wondering, she ALWAYS makes them take the hats off for pictures lol
Interesting!
January 24, 2022, I STARTED wearing hats; essentially every time I left the house. On that day - I shaved my head. I was half bald and all gray. I didn't like the way I looked, so I cut it all off. I went on an Ebay hat spree - flat caps (and Greek fisherman's caps) for every day wear. And some wide-brim sun hats for sunny days (my scalp is sensitive to direct sun light)
We got pretty cheezy recently. Hoddies and trucker hats. Those have a use at work. They don't look good.
I always wear a hat (not a ball cap) when I go out the door.
•More time indoors
•Less convenient space to put hats when entering early cars
•WWI and WWII probably changed dress standards, too.
•Most humans follow habits and adopt whatever dominant custom exists
•Most humans follow trend or who/what seems cool, are easily manipulated, and lack self-identity
Forecast:
As East Asian economies take over cultural norms, we may see more fanch clothing normalized globally. But that's unless the current Western clothing trends influence them first. But their fancy clothing is Western clothing, so I'd guess they won't become so casual anytime soon. They still are quite conservative.
We Orthodox Jews still wear suits and fedoras, but that's because we have a teaching to always dress our best and aren't easily influenced by the masses. Our religion teaches against following any random status quo and always question how x came to be before blindly following a belief or habit, like fast food, unhealthy tv consumption, etc.
Nice video, you should do a "why men stopped carrying canes"
I feel your insight there will be as interesting as in this video
Thanks again for the video.
As a person who used to wear hats and likes old traditional style wearing hats aren’t really a thing anymore. They looked really cool in the 1900s with the mob gangsters but nothing further than that. Wearing top hats and I tuxedo is a thing of the past and it’s really nothing extraordinary. I like to wear just T-shirt jeans sneakers and having short hair spiked in the front wearing a hat just covers up your hair and if you like to style your hair, spiking it in the front that just takes away that uniqueness and I think that’s the reason hats really aren’t a thing anymore
I wish people still used tricorns
You would never see my father or even me as Woman outside without our Stetsons.
Even my Daughter started to wear one.
got memed into looking silly unless you have a real chad facial features. For me, I prefer showing off my hairs anyway.
Different story when you have a huge head
Que feito es el actor de la portada, me recuerda un zombie
I feel naked without a hat haha 😂
wihtout watching the video i woudl say because of cars????
Miss woman wearing hat.
why they stop ,, well company like l oreal , start making hair styling product ,, gel to style you hair and shampoo an conditonair , to remove the gel ,,, is more profitable to sell you 1 gel for 10$ and one shampo for 10$ every month , than sell you one 20$ hat that will last you 10 years ,
Automobile, only Americans call them that.
Brong real fedoras back. Trilbys shouldn't exist.
Sounds like I should make a versus video about these 2 hats.
@RealMenRealStyle please do.
Because of JFK
Global warming? 😂
Nop. They work for Sun or cold.
@ No all of them.