Harris Tweed Herringbone overcoat and a 1956 Champ Kasmir finish Fedora I had restored by Mclaughlin & Hayes in Milwaukee. A Champ fedora was on the same level as Stetson and Dobbs. Not in the same ballpark as a Borsalino but worn by most American business men of the era

1960s Borsalino Fedora In the Fedora world Borsalino is the Rolls Royce of Fedoras. I was able to get this out and wear it today. It is what is known as a "stingy brim" 1 3/4 inch typical 60s brim width with a James Bond type to look to it that I love. I always feel very continental with this jet set style.

Kennegal tweed jacket, Hardy Amies tie. I like the pattern interplay of this. Two photos show different colors because of lighting. Actual color is the photo without my face.

Wanted to go green for St. Patties day but my only green is olive, so I decided to do an olive Irish counrty look today. Harris Tweed jacket, Ralph Lauren Polo Alpaca wool vest, Ralph Lauren Polo wool challis tie, Olive Reba wool trousers and my vintage Florsheim imperials.

One of the most luxurious feeling overcoats I have ever owned. Vintage Kayham cashmere circa 1955 overcoat paired with Bailey fedora and Burberrys cognac color gloves.