Is 41 still too young...

[Yellow Fang]

to start wearing a flat cap? I'm considering getting one. I don't think I like the tweedy ones, but maybe a Kangol. I'm happy wearing beanies in the winter and bucket hats in the summer, but I'm thinking of progressing to proper hats.

 

[spandex]

Na if you look good with it on and you wish to buy it do so.



And where with pride.

 

[Chrisz]

to start wearing a flat cap? I'm considering ..................

moving up north, eating tripe and getting a whippet?

 

[marinyork]

You'd have to move to God's Own County first...

 

[wafflycat]

How about this one?

Fetching on a bike - a bit of individuality!

http://www.verymerryseamstress.com/hats.htm

 

[Headgardener]

Why not I was wearing one in my twentys, mind you I started to lose my hairline at the same time so the two might connected.

 

[Yellow Fang]

I think I'd need a chinstrap for that one Wafflycat.

 

[Yellow Fang]

Why not I was wearing one in my twentys, mind you I started to lose my hairline at the same time so the two might connected.

But how old are you now, 74?

Actually, I see you're 49. Hmmm!

 

[sheddy]

not at all. Sadly the UK hat culture has nearly vanished

 

[BigonaBianchi]

...oh please.

 

[montage]

Flat cap, flips flops and tri-suit is the way forward in todays society

 

[Globalti]

Get a Glengarry or, more dashing, a Balmoral.

 

[Kovu]

moving up north, eating tripe and getting a whippet?

That's what Joe24 generally thinks my life is like.

 

[swee'pea99]

I used to wear one in my 20s. Thought I looked dead dashing in it. Then I met 'er indores, who didn't. *sigh*

 

[Will1985]

For the Young Farmers at school I think a tweed flat cap was an essential accessory...