Types of Fedoras
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I have a Cattleman which I wear when dropping into the rural supply store for bales of hay etc, or attending the cattle sales, or just out and about in my truck.
Whether or not a trilby is a type of fedora depends upon your definition of fedora — and there is more than one. One authority says that it must have a wide brim, and another says that it *usually* has a wide brim.
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A hallmark of the American jazz era, pork pie hats are a constant classic in the world of fashion. These accessories were also popular in Great Britain, which helped these iconic and ever-popular hats to become a lasting addition to the classical fashion ensemble.
Straw fedoras can be casual or quite sophisticated, keeping you cool and comfortable under any circumstance. Whether you're enjoying a day out at the races or taking a siesta on the beach, you will be as stylish as you are comfy.
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