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elster said:
funky try hard.
That's not a compliment, is it?Op why are you asking us? Much better surely to ask your real life mates, assuming you have any, as they are the ones who are going to see you in said headgear, and either nod sagely at your sartorial elegance, or rip you to pieces.
mybrainhurts said:
alman said:
only with a whippet
The flat cap is not a northern thing, old boy...
Regardez le Graham Hill ----->

Here's a pic of me wearing one of mine. As you can see, I look slightly older than my 35 years, but that's because I work in a mine, and live in a water filled hole in the ground.

scotal said:
elster said:
funky try hard.
That's not a compliment, is it?Op why are you asking us? Much better surely to ask your real life mates, assuming you have any, as they are the ones who are going to see you in said headgear, and either nod sagely at your sartorial elegance, or rip you to pieces.
Bushmaster said:
A flat cap can be a practical and stylish accessory, if worn with a battered Barbour jacket, green Hunter wellies, a Viyella shirt or blue Guernsey pullover, a silk cravat, tan corduroys, well polished brown brogues and in 1986.
Actually, that was almost the uniform.
Or accessorised by a Harris tweed jacket, matching plus fours, black lab, Beretta over and under, and a very bad case of the DTs Actually, that was almost the uniform.

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