Here at Bedlam Hats, we do have a different name for this style that may not be family friendly, but this style has become popular amongst hat makers, so I wanted to take a crack at it. This short 3.5” at its highest point crown is pretty short but would look great worn on an angle to really turn its restomod look into a conversation piece. The brown tie used is straight from the 60’s and blends yet supplies little pops of color on this dark brown wool felt. This same tie was used for the interior bow and really goes well with the paisley liner, natural tanned brown comfort band, and accent blue stitching. We also have a different name for the paisley pattern here at Bedlam Hats that in a funny way, goes with the style of the hat. The wearer of this hat will be as unique as it’s straight 3” brim and wide fitting size 60. If you like this hat but want something a little different, let’s chat and see what we can create together.
Here at Bedlam Hats, we do have a different name for this style that may not be family friendly, but this style has become popular amongst hat makers, so I wanted to take a crack at it. This short 3.5” at its highest point crown is pretty short but would look great worn on an angle to really turn its restomod look into a conversation piece. The brown tie used is straight from the 60’s and blends yet supplies little pops of color on this dark brown wool felt. This same tie was used for the interior bow and really goes well with the paisley liner, natural tanned brown comfort band, and accent blue stitching. We also have a different name for the paisley pattern here at Bedlam Hats that in a funny way, goes with the style of the hat. The wearer of this hat will be as unique as it’s straight 3” brim and wide fitting size 60. If you like this hat but want something a little different, let’s chat and see what we can create together.