He looks surprisingly similar to the tribe on this side of the Atlantic except for the tweed and cap, which are …tribal. It’d be interesting to see Fr en h and Mediterranean OMGs.
This gentleman looks a bit like my late, great father. This look is fairly common here in British Columbia and much of Canada. It is a look that works for frugal Canadians as one can wear these items for donkey’s years and none is the wiser. I have two caps of this style. Some of the best are tweed patchwork one made by Hanna Hats/ Donegal, Ltd.. You can find them in the shops in Victoria and Vancouver.
I say, splendid Tweed, what?
He looks surprisingly similar to the tribe on this side of the Atlantic except for the tweed and cap, which are …tribal. It’d be interesting to see Fr en h and Mediterranean OMGs.
This gentleman looks a bit like my late, great father. This look is fairly common here in British Columbia and much of Canada. It is a look that works for frugal Canadians as one can wear these items for donkey’s years and none is the wiser. I have two caps of this style. Some of the best are tweed patchwork one made by Hanna Hats/ Donegal, Ltd.. You can find them in the shops in Victoria and Vancouver.
Thank you, Michael. Yes, the Donegal tweed is top shelf. – BGT