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• Hat question by Big Dan on 23 Nov, 2012 15:18
• Hey guys
  
  I have never thought to ask, but have had this problem for many years.
  
  Its getting cold here in the UK. On weekends to keep my head warm i wear a woolly hat, but during the week I wear a suit and suffer a cold head as i cant find anything to wear that will go with my work attire.
  
  Come on guys, i know you will come through and save me from another winter of having a cold head.
  
  Thank
• #1 by stasiu on 23 Nov, 2012 15:22
• yes ... cold causes head warmth concerns so I wear a beret.  If you feel classy for work, try an inexpensive Fedora.
• #2 by Mikekoz13 on 24 Nov, 2012 06:21
• Try a kangol:
  
  http://www.kangolstore.com/p/216950/Wool-504.aspx?c=1742
  
  
• #3 by TheSlyBear on 24 Nov, 2012 10:23
• I have a large collection of Ivy caps, many Kangol. I think they look great unless you need to be very very formal.
• #4 by Slynito on 24 Nov, 2012 10:55
• Quote from: TheSlyBear on 24 Nov, 2012 10:23

  I have a large collection of Ivy caps, many Kangol. I think they look great unless you need to be very very formal.
  

  
  ...very stylish. 
• #5 by tomgallagher on 24 Nov, 2012 12:17
• You can't go wrong with Kangol.
• #6 by Big Dan on 27 Nov, 2012 13:07
• Wow guys thanks, the Kangol website is fabulous. Haha, I dont think one hat will be enough.
• #7 by TheSlyBear on 27 Nov, 2012 17:03
• One is never enough. I think I have about a dozen.
• #8 by Switchy on 05 Dec, 2012 19:12
• Quote from: Mikekoz13 on 24 Nov, 2012 06:21

  Try a kangol:
  
  http://www.kangolstore.com/p/216950/Wool-504.aspx?c=1742
  
  
  

  Have 2, also 1 light brown Baily wool, and Beret's , etc. depends on the time of year , how hard the wind is blowing, raining, snowing, etc..      Unless it is really cold love the dome air , wind, gentle rain, light snow, makes me feel reborn.   
• #9 by Rich on 20 Dec, 2012 22:31
• Hey Dan,
  
  My absolute favorite hat shop/brand here on the West Coast is Goorin Bros. http://www.goorin.com/  They don’t ship internationally, but I’m sure you can find a retailer that carries the brand. They have a ton of styles and the quality is excellent. You’ll definitely find something to go with your work attire. I highly recommend them to all my friends and clients. If you’re ever in the states try to visit a shop.
  
• #10 by clarinetguy on 10 Feb, 2013 06:21
• The Kangol never crossed my mind. I have an old one and will give it a try with my business attire.
• #11 by isleepinthebuff on 10 Feb, 2013 06:30
• Quote from: Mikekoz13 on 24 Nov, 2012 06:21

  Try a kangol:
  
  http://www.kangolstore.com/p/216950/Wool-504.aspx?c=1742
  
  
  

  
  Hmmm. Me likey!
• #12 by gutsygirl on 13 Feb, 2013 22:43
• I'm a sly lady and I LOVE a nice Fedora!  You have to have the personality to pull it off, however.    Luckily, I do!    I also love my Buff's!  And in the summer I often wear a cowgirl hat.  During the winter I'll wear either the Fedora or a soldier's cap or something warm like a beanie.  Wish guys would wear top hats every now and then...that would be classy and fun!
• #13 by bella on 14 Feb, 2013 03:57
• Sadly fedoras look weird on my head so I don't think I can pull them off. 
  
  I'm a mad knitter and have a variety of hats for every occasion -- a well-made beanie in conservative colors looks fine with my work attire.  Berets are always fun as are "heidi hats" (with the braids down the side).
  
  Ex-husband swears by Kangol newsboy caps.   http://www.shoebuy.com/kangol-newsboy-caps.htm.  He buys them in 2 sizes depending on desired coverage for the weather (the larger size covers most of his head, while the smaller size is half for warmth, half for jauntiness). 
• #14 by Bronze Knight on 10 Mar, 2013 23:21
• I've been wearing flat caps from Duluth Trading for well over a year or so now. They make some nice hats.
  
  http://www.duluthtrading.com/store/mens/mens-outerwear/mens-hats-mens-gloves/mens-hats-mens-caps/mens-hats-mens-caps.aspx