Originally Posted By IvorMog
Originally Posted By Budster
I read with interest all of the positive comments about Tilley hats, so went to have a look at our local stockists. (Cotswold Outdoor at Darts Farm Shop)
Beautifully made - agree. thumbs
Totally functional - agree. thumbs
But mainly worn locally by hikers on the coast path, or bird watchers enjoying the Exe Estuary. Fine people all, I’m sure; but not a look that I wish to adopt. wink

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So, What look do you adopt?

If it's practical as well, I might want to copy your look.

Remember, I'm still relatively new to all this Morganeering and keen to learn from others experience.

By the way, my non Morgan headgear also includes a wide variety of flat caps but they don't seem to work very well above about 40 mph


A well made flat cap; Harris or Donegal Tweed in the winter and linen in the summer.
I keep a short lanyard in the car, which has a small crocodile clip on each end.
I secure one end to the back of the cap and the other to my collar; saves the hat should a gust of wind do it’s worst.


Bud
4/4 "Stanley"