Showing posts with label Straw boater hats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Straw boater hats. Show all posts

Tuesday, 11 June 2013

Straw boater hats for the Summer

For the Summer to shade and keep the head cool from the heat of the Summer, gents should opt for a straw boater hat, which is an overlooked accessory. The straw boater was once a staple arsenal in a gent's wardrobe, but the general decline of men using head gear also affected the straw boater hat. 

In England for example the Henley Royal Regatta dress code for gents amongst others is: blazer, cream trousers, straw boater hats, strict rules that can not be bend.

Below is an illustration of a gent having a power nap at a club house, wearing a white linen jacket, small checked "flannel" trousers, bow tie matching the pattern in the trousers and a straw boater hat.
Another illustration of a gent (right) in a navy blue suiting, stripped shirt with white contrasting collar, blue tie with pattern, a boutonniere, paired with brown suede Oxford laced shoe.
Mr. Will Boehlke from "A suitable Wardrobe", navy suiting, pocket square, straw boater hat. A nice pair of brown suede Oxfords. Well done.
A Canadian gent in a three piece suiting, pocket square and a straw boater hat. 
 American gent Dr. Churchwell in a pink double breasted seersucker suiting, boutonniere, white pocket square and a straw boater hat.
 English gent, a boating blazer cream trousers, bow tie, s straw boater hat at Henley Royal Regatta festivities.
English gent in a navy blue blazer, cream trousers and a boater hat attending the Henley Regatta boat festivities. 
 Mr. Fred Astaire in a double breasted jacket, boutonniere, pocket square and a straw boater hat
 A multitude of boater hats assembled at one place
 Elderly gent in a short sleeve shirt, feeling hot and shading the head with a straw boater hat.
Photos sourced from A Suitable Wardrobe, Gent's Gazette, Telegraph UK and other cyber sources.