Most of the caps I have were acquired from the place I worked or contractors there as give aways. If I didn’t like them (fit, look and feel) I would wear them until they needed washing and throw them out. I don’t know where I will get replacements now that I am retired.Now my hat….the only way they will take it away from me is when they pry it off of my cold, dead, head.
Templo S.U.D. almost 9 years ago
I have the same issue.
flyertom almost 9 years ago
The ones I’ve bought recently already are frayed. In the Navy, we called that look “Salty”.
whiteheron almost 9 years ago
Most of the caps I have were acquired from the place I worked or contractors there as give aways. If I didn’t like them (fit, look and feel) I would wear them until they needed washing and throw them out. I don’t know where I will get replacements now that I am retired.Now my hat….the only way they will take it away from me is when they pry it off of my cold, dead, head.
JanLC almost 9 years ago
My dad had a wall of hats. He found some plastic racks that hold “ball” caps and had at least 30 mounted on that wall. He wore every one of them, too.
hillsmom almost 9 years ago
“Let’s go down to the cafe and count feed caps. Count feed caps all in a row. Red and blue, and green…”
I forget the rest or who wrote it, but the song stays in my head.
choo choo willy almost 9 years ago
Definitely the green one.
wiatr almost 9 years ago
I wear a hat when it’s raining and/or cold. Elsewise, I’m roaming about bare-headed.
Cougar1990 almost 9 years ago
Or the one with the horse or the one with the deer?