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The Spring and Summer 2008 Catalog
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So you want a hat. Good for you! A men's dress panama, you say? Or perhaps a fedora from Italy? Are you looking for a stingy brim or a crushable hat in crocheted raffia by any chance? Because we've got those from Makins and Scala. And if you haven't picked a color, might I propose mint green or sunshine yellow -- both are wonderful shades at this time of year, and come to us courtesy of Biltmore, Wigens and Borsalino (maybe you've heard of them). Of course, we've got ballcaps in leather plus buckets of walking hats, some of them in linen (as well as twisted seagrass), and coconut straw sunhats and very smart porkpies for you swingers out there. Summer's the time for safaris and cloth expedition hats, but don't forget your Greek Fisherman (or would a boater be better?) when it's time to relax deckside. If a dress western or straw cowboy hat is your style of choice, we've got simply the best from all of the industry Big Dawgs like raffia lovin' Toby Keith, and Milano with their handwoven straw lids and, naturally, that classic Stetson, The Open Road (which we've got both in straw and fur felt).
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I don't want to boast, but I will, because I believe this is really just the nicest selection of hat styles I've ever offered, and I'm just so gosh darn proud of myself. I mean, will you look at the fashion ivy caps and newsboys on hand: there's your classic Dagmar from Wigens (of Sweden) and the hand-finished Kip; there's that sporty one from Kangol and the old-fashioned Kent Ivy; you've got your plaid, your striped, and a seersucker newsboy cap, in addition to mesh-lined and even cashmere blend and silk caps.
You know I'd sooner not wear a hat than disappoint a lady, and neither of those catastrophic events will happen anytime soon! You know why? Because I've got the most gorgeous compilation of sunhats and totes, visors and handbags, cloches and chapeaus for women ever -- and I've got them all from designers of unsurpassed caliber, including Helen Kaminski, John Callanan and Borsalino. You'll be delighted with the Bamboo Trilby, a real summertime fedora, and with the laid-back Adina, a Kaminski sun-hat with linen brim and crocheted raffia crown, while the six-inch brim featured in The Carolina Shade is kept from being over-powering with its lace inset trim.
Boy, I'm good. Now, you all go and buy some hats. I'll be off in the corner playing with the inventory.
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