Do any of you actually wear a fedora?

Which of these socially questionable clothing items do you use?


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I wear a trilby in the winter because i like it and it keeps my head warm. I dont think i like suave or dashing. I dont wear it for a fashion reason. I wear it for practical purposes. I dont particularly care if people think i look silly, i think everyone looks silly. So hey ho.
 
Maybe I'm just an asshole, but nearly every time I see someone I know wearing a fedora, I'll say "Look! It's Jason Mraz!" I usually get one of two responses: a sensible chuckle, or a death stare.
 

nynt9

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I wear a trilby in the winter because i like it and it keeps my head warm. I dont think i like suave or dashing. I dont wear it for a fashion reason. I wear it for practical purposes. I dont particularly care if people think i look silly, i think everyone looks silly. So hey ho.

I don't know how that would keep your head warmer than a beanie, which is actually designed to keep your head warm unlike a fedora/trilby.
 
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Oh. My. God.

So getting one now
 

TalonJH

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Nothing wrong with a Trilby or Fedora as long as the rest of your attire matches. We wore tribys at my wedding. I will wear a fedora when I'm dressed for something important and it is raining.

For me, It's strange to see people where them in a tshirt.
 

Randam

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Nothing wrong with a Trilby or Fedora as long as the rest of your attire matches. We tribys at my wedding. I will wear a fedora when I'm dressed for something important and it is raining.

For me, It's strange to see people where them in a tshirt.
Got a pic?
 
I have a white straw hat that I mainly use in the garden, a Panama Jack sort of thing.

I also have an Australian outback hat and a cowboy hat.

No fedoras or trilbys though. Used to have a real fedora when I was a kid though.
 
Yup, a Kangol, in purple no less (although this is technically a trilby that converts to a bucket hat and blah blah nobody cares.)

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Maybe someday I'll have the luxury of time to give a shit about what people think of my clothing choices, but my schedule is pretty booked.

*M'ladying intensifies*
 
I got a trillby as a Christmas gift a couple years ago. Still has the tags on it, in my closet somewhere.

Cargo pants though? I don't care what anyone says, I'd rather wear those than straight legged pants. I smoke, so shoving everything I carry with me in my two normal pockets just gets cramped.

My clothing choices has never landed me in a specific "clique", from the time I was in High School so long ago to now. I'm sorry but no one here has any right to make fun of people based on how they dress. Every has their own beat to their soundtrack of life. I have a pair of UFO pants I wear from time to time, and they are the most comfortable thing I own. I love them. If you don't care for them, or anything else that someone is wearing, good for you. If you feel good wearing something, just wear it. Sport the shit out of it. Own it, and don't be ashamed.
 

The Lamp

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Was at the beach and bought a straw fedora because everyone said I looked and still say I look great in it.

I only occasionally wear it at the beach though.
 

RM8

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Even the good examples would look better without it, or at last look like they don't belong in this day and age.
 

TxdoHawk

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You still had time to look bad.

that is really not a good look for you.

Ah, right on time, here come the people on the internet who think I give a shit about their opinions.

You're wearing a purple Kangol. I doubt your schedule is anything close to booked, maybe later when puberty wears off.

See, that's the funny part: If I took to heart what every basement-dweller and nay-sayer thought about my life choices, you'd actually be right: My schedule would be wide open! I would still be living with my parents and probably flipping burgers.

Instead I live in my own place, work a full-time IT job + run a side business, and date an amazing woman (who coincidentally, doesn't like my hat, but still loves me anyway because people don't exist solely to please others).

And you know why? It's all because I'm more concerned with living my life the way I want to, instead of walking on eggshells trying to please people who have no impact on my well-being.

So: If any of you plan on becoming a senior executive at Herald Square NYC and signing off on my paystubs, or plan on becoming one of my many clients, by all means, give me a buzz and I'll be interested to hear what you have to say, on my fashion choices or otherwise. But if you can't measurably add value to my life or the lives of those I care about, your opinions are worth nothing to me.
 
Ah, right on time, here come the people on the internet who think I give a shit about their opinions.

See, that's the funny part: If I took to heart what every basement-dweller and nay-sayer thought about my life choices, you'd actually be right: My schedule would be wide open! I would still be living with my parents and probably flipping burgers.

Instead I live in my own place, work a full-time IT job + run a side business, and date an amazing woman (who coincidentally, doesn't like my hat, but still loves me anyway because people don't exist solely to please others).

And you know why? It's all because I'm more concerned with living my life the way I want to, instead of walking on eggshells trying to please people who have no impact on my well-being.

So: If any of you plan on becoming a senior executive at Herald Square NYC and signing off on my paystubs, or plan on becoming one of my many clients, by all means, give me a buzz and I'll be interested to hear what you have to say, on my fashion choices or otherwise. But if you can't measurably add value to my life or the lives of those I care about, your opinions are worth nothing to me.

Way to bust the stereotype wide open.
 

Insaniac

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I own a fedora originally as a prop for some videos we were making, but its a nice quality one. Rarely wear it though, only when the dress would be appropriate with it (and when a hat is practical I guess you could say)
 

Insaniac

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I don't get the hate.

I think it is less hate, and more the whole "neckbeard" "brony" stereotype that is associated with people who wear it, thinking they suddenly look good or have sex appeal, and it has basically ruined the image of it.

Also, there really just isnt' much a time or place to wear a fedora unless you're like a suit in a big city etc
 
This thread has made me upset.

There are things here that I can not unsee that I feel were made for the explicit purpose of upsetting me. And they have succeeded.
 
i wore one when I went to Costa Rica. Probably the only time were it should be excepted, when you go on vacation. Also it wasn't one of those ugly black reddit kind. It was a nice looking tan colored tropical weave kind of one.
 

Nerdkiller

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Cargo shorts are not the problem in that picture.
The cringe worthy t-shirt is.
The completely out of place hat is.
The fact that they'd probably look somewhat awkward in general, due to physical features, even.
But the shorts are the least of their problems.

I mean, you mean to tell me if you put some skinny jeans or whatever on those dudes, they'd look alright?
Cargo shorts always looked somewhat stupid to me. It's just that it's made even more unfashionable by the types in my previous post.

The hate for cargo pants/shorts saddens me. I use the extra pockets and they're comfortable.
Regular cargoes are fine by me. The shorts on the other hand...I just laugh.
 
Even all the hot good looking people posted in this thread would look better without the fedora.

So you know you Joe Schmoes and Plain Janes don't stand a chance
 

diffusionx

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90% of the problem with fedoras is that people wear it with a fucking slob looking t-shirt and doritos-stained cargo shorts. It's a formal dress item being combined with the most IDGAF outfit possible by people with no social skills. That's like sprinkling gold flakes on the puddle of jizz you just spurt onto the floor while watching Zero Suit Samus hentai.

If you make a look out of it, and use as fucking directed, you're fine. You may come across as insufferably hipster, but you won't come across like someone whose unwashed neckbeard is hosting a new bacterial ecosystem.

I think all those people would look better without a hat.
 

cHaotix8

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The people I see wearing fedoras generally look silly, mostly MLP trench coat bros. I can't see myself ever wearing one without looking like a dork.

Black guys can rock a lot of styles that I cannot and I am so very jealous. Like, once a week I'm jealous.
I think what I'm most jealous if is their superhuman ability to make absurd amounts of purple look amazing. If I wear too much purple I end up just looking like an awkward 90s dad and I might as well break out the teal fanny pack.

Not gonna lie, as a black guy I love throwing on some purple.
 

flyover

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They invariably look like crap. If you think you're the exception, you're not the exception. And it's none of my goddamn business what you wear, so go ahead and keep wearing them.
 

Zyae

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Yup, a Kangol, in purple no less (although this is technically a trilby that converts to a bucket hat and blah blah nobody cares.)



Maybe someday I'll have the luxury of time to give a shit about what people think of my clothing choices, but my schedule is pretty booked.



dude.
 
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