Western style (brim hats) are absolutely essential gear. I love mine and like you, I may have an issue with too many 🙂 There are definitely hats for different seasons and weather conditions and they are as stylish as they are functional. I have noticed that as I have gone towards more quality hats, it’s hard to go back, especially with the thicker straw hats. Nice collection you have and thanks for sharing friend!

My dad had a few hats in his day... I now have a few myself these days... Very informative and fun video for a chosen few.... Thanks Chandler

Honest and genuine. You should have tried on each one for us.

Nice thanks for sharing

Great video, i use the same approach of paying around $100 for each hat, for sure quality is not the same as more expensive ones, but that's my budget and as you i can replace a $60 hat a lot easier than a $300 one

Growing up on a ranch in Arizona we wore felt all year round and I minimum hat was 5X. Beaver.

Just bought my first Stetson. I want to purchase more but I'm not sure which one to get. Thank you so much for sharing.

My grandpa used to adjust his hats with folded strips of newspaper.

@ChandlersLegacyFarm

4 ай бұрын

Yes , I saw my father do the same thing 👍

@axiomaddict

9 күн бұрын

I remember old men doing that!

Great video! Thank you!

I have daily worn hats , not ball caps, for 50+ years. Many were not right sized. Any adhesive anything, including the hat foam tape, will end up making a nasty goo mess when the oils from your head wick through the sweatband. The foam stuff will pushbthe sweatband out when its off your head and the wrinkles can make it uncomfortable when worn. Use paper towel folded or cut strips fron cereal box cardboard. It will shim it out without wrinkles or gooey mess. Free too

Really nice video and very informative on western hats I have two on strew and a Cody James 3x cowboy hats are just great functional head gear. Thanks buddy.

Put the hats on so we can see what they look like in part 2.

Painters or masking tape