Feb 7, 2018
https://www.permanentstyle.com/2018/02/how-a-hat-should-fit-with-stephen-temkin-fedora.html
How a hat should fit (with Stephen Temkin fedora)
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https://www.permanentstyle.com/2018/02/how-a-hat-should-fit-with-stephen-temkin-fedora.html
How a hat should fit (with Stephen Temkin fedora)
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A “casual” dress hat from Leon Drexler
Despite how challenging it is to wear a dress hat in Hogtown, I simply love them, love the way I look in them and appreciate their practicality and usefulness: something that keeps the snow, rain and sun off my face, while keeping my head warm and looking elegant at the same time. And, despite already owning many hats (three Leon Drexlers, a vintage Biltmore and two Panamas) I saw a gap in my hat wardrobe. I’m well covered in the dressier realm in winter and the casual realm in summer, but I wanted a hat I could wear year around that was as casual as I could envision. READ MORE
https://www.permanentstyle.com/2016/11/stephen-temkin-of-leon-drexler-custom-hats-toronto.html
Stephen Temkin of Leon Drexler custom hats, Toronto