Recommend a Flat Cap
Discussion
I do wear a green tweed one in the Autumn and Winter and like it, a lot like this:
http://store.westleyrichards.com/currey-classic-as...
http://store.westleyrichards.com/currey-classic-as...
Moonhawk said:
We got one of these put into a double glazed door about a year ago.
http://www.sureflap.co.uk/
It works by detecting a tag on the cat's collar - but if the cat has been chipped - it can read that too. The cat flap will only admit cats that you have programmed it for.
Works great - if a little pricey. But at least you don't have to worry about strays getting in.
http://www.sureflap.co.uk/
It works by detecting a tag on the cat's collar - but if the cat has been chipped - it can read that too. The cat flap will only admit cats that you have programmed it for.
Works great - if a little pricey. But at least you don't have to worry about strays getting in.
SilverSixer said:
Plain black one from John Lewis. I sport one in winter time, last year a consultant surgeon I visited complimented me on it and declared he had "hat envy".
£9.99.
This is Pistonheads. It's obviously no good unless it cost eleventy hundred quid and comes from some obscure double-named shop in that there London town.£9.99.
My suggestion to the OP is that if you have to ask for advice then you are not old enough to go hat-shopping alone.
Got mine in M&S, look much more than they cost
Edit: This one in fact - http://www.marksandspencer.com/pure-wool-herringbo...
Edit: This one in fact - http://www.marksandspencer.com/pure-wool-herringbo...
Edited by louismchuge on Friday 29th August 16:37
tangerine_sedge said:
This is Pistonheads. It's obviously no good unless it cost eleventy hundred quid and comes from some obscure double-named shop in that there London town.
My suggestion to the OP is that if you have to ask for advice then you are not old enough to go hat-shopping alone.
thanks but I live near halifax.My suggestion to the OP is that if you have to ask for advice then you are not old enough to go hat-shopping alone.
the only flatcaps here are burberry clones.
no idea where the farmers get theirs from
tangerine_sedge said:
SilverSixer said:
Plain black one from John Lewis. I sport one in winter time, last year a consultant surgeon I visited complimented me on it and declared he had "hat envy".
£9.99.
This is Pistonheads. It's obviously no good unless it cost eleventy hundred quid and comes from some obscure double-named shop in that there London town.£9.99.
My suggestion to the OP is that if you have to ask for advice then you are not old enough to go hat-shopping alone.
(That'll be £100 for the first hour please, £75 per subsequent hour or part thereof, I can be found in the first bus shelter on the left in Harley Street, in that there London town.)
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