Why Did Men Stop Wearing Hats?

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00:00 Hat-Wearing Declined Introduction
It’s no secret that we at the Gentleman’s Gazette are big on hats, but they are less commonly seen today than at the beginning 19th century, for instance. So, what happened, what changed, and why did men stop wearing hats?
02:07 History of Hats
Hats have been around since before historical records even began. In fact, the oldest surviving example of prehistoric clothing that we’ve found includes a hat. Specifically, it’s one made of bearskin worn by Ötzi “The Iceman.” He was discovered in the Alps in 1991, an estimated 5,000 years or so after his death.
As we also mentioned in that previous guide, one such reason may have been that men returning from the World Wars were sick of wearing helmets or uniform headgear, but this may not be a principal reason either. More significantly then, we think we’ve got four main reasons why hat-wearing declined.
4 Main Reasons Why Hat-Wearing Declined
08:08 1. Climate Control
09:01 2. Notion of Social Class
10:01 3. Highways & Motorcars
13:51 4. The Internet
15:23 History of the Baseball Cap
Today, we rarely see most men wearing hats except for the very casual baseball cap. While some menswear enthusiasts would have the knee-jerk reaction of calling the baseball cap ugly or childish, the fact of the matter is that it does have a rich history and, in fact, is older than some of the other traditional styles that we’ve highlighted before.
In conclusion, there are many socio-cultural, technological, and economic reasons why modern men often skip wearing a hat. From social class to automobiles to central heating to internet message boards, hats have had a rough go of it over the last 50 years or so.
Fortunately, though, there are still some social events where hats are required, like at Royal Ascot, for example, or as part of military or other dress uniforms, and even today, you will occasionally see some celebrities sporting hats as part of their overall image.
So, perhaps hats will rise again and become popular at some point in the future. We can’t say for certain, but if they do, they will likely become popular again because of fashion rather than function.
18:07 Outfit Rundown

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@gentlemansgazette
@gentlemansgazette 11 місяців тому
We've seen a good many comments here repeating the common misconception that JFK's supposed lack of hat-wearing caused an overall decline--but this isn't true! If you'd like to see us discuss this point specifically, jump ahead to 06:59. - Preston
@brotherbrovet1881
@brotherbrovet1881 11 місяців тому
@Gentleman's Gazette: real men still wear hats. In the West, Southwest, Ozarks, and Appalachia...real men still wear flat caps, stetsons and straw hats (in hot weather). The Stormy has become as popular as the flat cap; itself an early 20th century design innovation.
@Stroheim333
@Stroheim333 11 місяців тому
Wearing hats was mainly a North American and British custom; if you look at old photos from other European countrries, for example Italy, France or Sweden, you see that is was not as near as common for at least men. Of course people there did were hats during the winter monts, but that had a practical reason.
@sandwichtube
@sandwichtube 10 місяців тому
What about all of the guys wearing ball caps in restaurants?
@Gamesso1slO0l
@Gamesso1slO0l 10 місяців тому
And you are wrong, Camelot had a lot to do with both Men and womens fashion.
@brotherbrovet1881
@brotherbrovet1881 10 місяців тому
@@Gamesso1slO0l JFK wore a top hat to his inauguration, the first to do so in many decades. Men stopped wearing hats as AC and climate control in cars and buildings became common. Come to wear men still work outside in America and they all wear hats still.
@mathewhale3581
@mathewhale3581 2 роки тому
WWII ended, everyone threw their hats in the air and couldn’t find them again. No more hats...
@jaelge
@jaelge 2 роки тому
The best reason in comments I've heard so far. Everyone vying for the wittiest comment but you clearly took it with seemingly little effort.
@mathewhale3581
@mathewhale3581 2 роки тому
@@jaelge - Haha. Gracias. Truth be told, I made that joke some 30 years ago and it did indeed take little effort to recall it. Well spotted :)
@jaelge
@jaelge 2 роки тому
@@mathewhale3581: You're welcome, (peace) and be blessed.
@z06king
@z06king 2 роки тому
Reminds one of the dog party when the uninvited guest cut the power to the lights. Anybody remember the joke? LOL
@joedennehy386
@joedennehy386 2 роки тому
Brilliant
@brettmiller7833
@brettmiller7833 2 роки тому
I asked my grandpa why they stopped wearing hats once, he said better shampoos and other hair products came out and hair wasn't greasy or full of dandruff any more so they didn't have to hide their heads lol
@Lark88
@Lark88 2 роки тому
That makes a lot of sense!
@MrAlpinab7
@MrAlpinab7 2 роки тому
@@Lark88 🤣 genius !
@brettmiller7833
@brettmiller7833 2 роки тому
Made total sense to me , and he was apart of the 30s & 40s hat wearing men.
@Clarkcanepa
@Clarkcanepa 2 роки тому
Lol bull. You don’t need special products to clean your hair. Bar soap works and has existed for long time
@Lark88
@Lark88 2 роки тому
@@Clarkcanepa A lot of guys need shampoo to prevent dandruff.
@emty9668
@emty9668 Місяць тому
In the UK it was seen as a clothing item that indicated your class. Topper, upper classes, Bowler, middle classes, Flat Cap, working class. This was particularly prevalent until the 1960's.
@coversbyben8564
@coversbyben8564 27 днів тому
In the southern US, Alot of men wear ball caps on a daily basis, and it's a little bit like the social status thing you described but it's more based off of the "Newness" of your hat 😂 if it's really worn out and kinda torn up on the brim it usually means you work a blue collar job or something that you use your hands for, if it's kinda new ish but still looks nice that's middle class, and you're wearing new type PFG or Columbia caps then you're either a teenager that just got his first one for his birthday or you live in the city 😂(this is a joke I don't actually know about any of this but this is kinda speaking from experience)
@gysgijsbers4202
@gysgijsbers4202 10 днів тому
Always wondered about the 80's New Wave Band "Men without Hats"...what a strange name...but now it makes more sense.
10 днів тому
My father alternated between a flat cap and a trilby.
@katie7748
@katie7748 3 дні тому
​@@coversbyben8564 That's everywhere in the US lol My husband refuses to stop wearing his favorite hat. It's one of his favorite sports teams and it was one of the first gifts I ever got him. It's filthy despite me washing it several times, the brim is chewed up, it's got a big rip on the back (better the hat than his head...he was doing something with a trailer (he's a trucker) and he scraped against some metal thing), and it's just in a horrid state. But he loves it and I love how much he loves it so it's not going anywhere.
@mctrimm7097
@mctrimm7097 10 місяців тому
My mom was riding in a car with her friend in the mid 1960s when her friend complained, "great, we're stuck behind an old man in a hat". My mom chimed in about these slow old men in hats until she realized he too was turning on her street and he was her father. 😂 I asked how she couldn't recognize his car, she said back then pretty much every old man drove the same car.
@user-fm5jk8gc9n
@user-fm5jk8gc9n 20 днів тому
that was true in the 80's, once got behind my great uncle, a very long slow ride that day and of course he wore a hat !
@ChristopherPlatt
@ChristopherPlatt 13 днів тому
Beware the old man driving wearing his special driving cap and wraparound shades - especially if his car has Florida license plates!
@xarin42
@xarin42 2 дні тому
While I don't know about your mom, I'll admit I'm part of the group that doesn't just recognize everyone's cars. Not even my parent's.
@zeminoid
@zeminoid 2 роки тому
You forgot one of the most important reasons of all: hairstyles. Hairstyles became a fashion trend in the 60's and 70's and more and more young people would style their hair to look the way they wanted, also the change in fashion from a mostly suit oriented society to a casual one with everyone wearing clothes that couldn't combine with hats made the fading of hats rather quicker.
@JoDee172
@JoDee172 2 роки тому
I always thought that was the main reason. And with that near-global transition in fashion also came the clear message that trends and rules of the past, up until their own parents' generation, were to be rejected by the youths of that post WW2 era, replacing old restrictive ideas of decorum and social acceptance with new ones, of individualism, authenticity, freedom of self acceptance, self expression, and inclusivity for all in all aspects.
@orbyfan
@orbyfan 2 роки тому
@@JoDee172 Indeed. Fedoras and trench coats were associated with adults. The hippies, products of the early years of the baby boom, wanted to show off their hair as much as possible, as the title song of the musical "Hair" made clear. That generation never really grew into adulthood, and never adopted adult fashions. The declining amount of head room in cars may have been as much a reaction to changing styles as a cause. Back in the days where there was no air conditioning, my grandfather wore long underwear even in the heat of summer, and he wasn't unusual. When did that practice stop, and why and how did it ever become popular in the first place?
@b-ballfanatic7988
@b-ballfanatic7988 2 роки тому
Don’t forget counter-culture too!
@ryacus
@ryacus 2 роки тому
@@orbyfan Does that mean everybody was walking around sweaty and stinky? old people even kept wearing polyester long after it fell out of favor.
@orbyfan
@orbyfan 2 роки тому
@@ryacus I wasn't around in those days, so I don't know. I suspect body odor was considered acceptable until advertisers started targeting "B.O."
@romeywaldrop1186
@romeywaldrop1186 11 місяців тому
My grandfather always wore a fedora. I told my wife whenever I became a grandfather I was going to do the same. As soon as our daughter announced that she was expecting my wife bought me several fedora's which for the past 4 years I wear daily.
@blockmasterscott
@blockmasterscott 10 місяців тому
Dude, that is so cool. I’m a grandad and I’m gonna do that! 💪👍
@timoilonen1926
@timoilonen1926 6 місяців тому
One day I will do this too! If I'm blessed with children and grandchildren
@HolyChad
@HolyChad 3 місяці тому
Man is an absolute UNIT 🗿
@BWater-yq3jx
@BWater-yq3jx 2 місяці тому
Never trust this man.
@Sienna6164
@Sienna6164 2 місяці тому
This is hilarious! Congratulations on your grandchild! God bless you and your wonderful family. Love from California!
@craigkdillon
@craigkdillon 14 днів тому
I started wearing a fedora almost all the time about 20 years ago??? Why?? Simple -- I am VERY practical man. A wool fedora is inexpensive - $50 to $100. It shades your eyes from the sun. It protects your face in the rain. It is VERY warm in the cold. The hat fits closely, so the pocket of air in the crown insulates wonderfully -- better than a winter parka. [Winter parkas don't seal, and don't move with your head, so it is hard to see traffic when walking.] A hat moves with your head, If too cold, a scarf is all you need to keep very warm -- even when sub-zero. PLUS -- they are stylish and people remember me. I am in sales, and I LOVE the idea that I am easily remembered. I like dark blue, and dark wine colored hats.
@arcelyparedess
@arcelyparedess 9 днів тому
Looove ur hat!
@craigkdillon
@craigkdillon 9 днів тому
@@arcelyparedess Thank you.
@JormaVihavainen
@JormaVihavainen 2 дні тому
Great minds think alike ;)
@pacificostudios
@pacificostudios 2 місяці тому
I grew up in Minneapolis, and so your videos are making me nostalgic. It is amazing how distinctive a place is when one knows it well. The Metro Transit bus stop sign was a giveaway. Keep wearing that old-fashioned "TC" Twins cap!
@johnearley9924
@johnearley9924 2 роки тому
I think that a main reason hats went out of style is that men's hair became a more important part of men's fashions especially after the mid 60"s
@mayatrash
@mayatrash 2 роки тому
Funnily enough, hair styles before then looked better
@CL-mp4vn
@CL-mp4vn 2 роки тому
I agree. I thought he was saying that as one of reason, but he didn't.
@mpetersen6
@mpetersen6 2 роки тому
Hats never really went away completely. I blame the decline in hats being a standard part of a man's onsam on the dis-apperance of the essential hat accessory. The Hat Check Girl.
@s2knightryder
@s2knightryder 2 роки тому
Which put out a bigger dislike for guys with no hair.
@kazimierzliz8280
@kazimierzliz8280 2 роки тому
That makes a lot of sense
@cjhickspe1399
@cjhickspe1399 2 роки тому
The more hair I lose, the more I find myself reaching for a hat.
@Sound_Spark
@Sound_Spark 2 роки тому
just do what many people do when that happens, shave your head.
@Jourell1
@Jourell1 2 роки тому
The more hair i lose the more head i get.... oh wait, wrong thread. nevermind....
@shmataboro8634
@shmataboro8634 2 роки тому
There are men at work I've known for nine years that I've never seen without a baseball cap on
@russellmoore1046
@russellmoore1046 2 роки тому
Same here just turned 53 and I'm almost bald.
@robertgoidel
@robertgoidel 2 роки тому
My Dad use to wear a hat in the 1950's. By the 1970's he stopped wearing his had. He told me at that time, hats were known to cause hair starvation to the scalp, discovered in the 1960's.
@supermarioglitchy10
@supermarioglitchy10 14 днів тому
in Türkiye, there has been a resurgence of classical hat wearing on men, specifically the flat cap or irish cap or in Türkiye as "Kasket", its mostly worn nowadays due to because of its comfortability and classiness, and its mostly worn around the west of Türkiye (example: Izmir)
@2msvalkyrie529
@2msvalkyrie529 12 днів тому
Yes , Turkish men do like to dress in certain style. I wish the Fez Would make a comeback !!
@ash_11117
@ash_11117 8 днів тому
We’re never going to stop calling it Turkey
@pavelslama5543
@pavelslama5543 10 місяців тому
Despite not knowing about this channel before, Im certainly not new to wearing hats, especially during winter. My favourite combination is a wide black fedora (made from rabbit fur, not plastic), in combination with black trench coat and black woolen sweater. It makes the combination look uniform, and yet somehow casual.
@byKevinSamuels
@byKevinSamuels 2 роки тому
The rise of headrests in automobiles along with more people with cars is the main reason in the US. Logistics
@BigSupaFly
@BigSupaFly 2 роки тому
One could take off the hat while driving, and then reapply. No need to wear it while driving. Also, probably not a good idea to wear while driving a convertible as you imagine what might happen.
@jochem1986
@jochem1986 2 роки тому
Good point, Kevin. Invitation still stands to come for a road bike ride in the Netherlands :)
@spotsill
@spotsill 2 роки тому
@@BigSupaFly in the era of non bench seats there is no place to easily store your hat if you have a passenger. I have tried wearing my dress hats in the car and the headrest makes it impossible to keep the hat on my head . If I wear my flat cap it is possible to wear a hat while driving even in the winter.
@davidnorth9390
@davidnorth9390 2 роки тому
​@@BigSupaFly Hello; yes one may remove a hat while driving, but it would then occupy space and/or the seat of a passenger
@BigSupaFly
@BigSupaFly 2 роки тому
@@spotsill Valid point but, depending on the vehicle, you can always store your hat in the trunk/boot of your vehicle. It would be much easier transportation-wise, and you can store it while not in use.
@AndrewSchlegel
@AndrewSchlegel 2 роки тому
I'm surprised, you overlooked something. With the 60's and 70's came a rise in subcultures where hair styles were key identifying factors. Long hair for hippies or metalheads, mohawks and dyed hair for punks, etc. Plus, more "clean" hairstyles were seen as professional, and as such hairstyles have become a bit of a class symbol
@gavfeels
@gavfeels 2 роки тому
quite the astute observation, friend.
@MrGabilonia
@MrGabilonia 2 роки тому
I think this is more legit than any of the other hypotheses provided by the content creator.
@AlexandruBurda
@AlexandruBurda 2 роки тому
I was also about to comment and say exactly the same. Especially that this factor (the way that the hippie generation saw things and was rejecting everything representing the older generation) determined the disappearance of the hat all over the world, even in countries where the factors listed in the video were not as important as in USA. I actually think that because of this factor we can safely say that hats practically where abandoned as a regular part of men clothing since the 70s. And that not only in America.
@JustScrapHD
@JustScrapHD 2 роки тому
this could just aswell be a consequence of hats being less common. Its hard to tell if its cause or consequence
@AndrewSchlegel
@AndrewSchlegel 2 роки тому
@@JustScrapHD nah dude, why would you wear a hat when you're intentionally growing out your hair to make yourself visually distinct and different from the upper classes?
@Aegelis
@Aegelis 10 місяців тому
This was surprisingly and amazingly interesting! Great history and answers, I have learned a lot. I've always been a hat guy of just about all types and assumed other guys were weird for foregoing them or having an umbrella. My primary purpose was weather protection, but include fedoras, newsboy hats, berets, and even sleeping caps at home. Gloves are a necessity as my hands are always cold except in summer. Great cars too, the T-bird & Vette, very nice.
@chipblood
@chipblood Місяць тому
I love your outfit. It screams summer. I may have to use it as inspiration for my Easter outfit. Thank you!
@georgehollingsworth2428
@georgehollingsworth2428 2 роки тому
As a historian I have always found this topic fascinating, especially the significance of hat wearing in a cultural context. When, for example, a Victorian described a man running around outside :"Hatless", it was a way of saying that he had lost his wits and was behaving irrationally .
@snogglemonkey
@snogglemonkey 2 роки тому
Nowadays people with red hats on stormed the capital building - I guess irrational people have now taken to wearing hats :)
@ClydeRowing
@ClydeRowing 2 роки тому
I think h g welles uses "hatless" a few times in war of the worlds, to denote how frightened or rushed a man would have to be to be seen without a hat.
@georgehollingsworth2428
@georgehollingsworth2428 2 роки тому
@@ClydeRowing I remember that also.
@kenz2756
@kenz2756 2 роки тому
Though how did this happen outside the west too? It's a totally different culture. Granted there's a few places where people do that a lot.
@kenz2756
@kenz2756 2 роки тому
@@snogglemonkey I dont understand the reference, im curious, who do you mean?
@MillerEP1
@MillerEP1 2 роки тому
I'm a Native Texan, down here it's not unusual to see cowboy hats every day.
@nutbastard
@nutbastard 2 роки тому
Native Californian here. I've love to wear a cowboy hat but It'd be too much of a statement. You just don't get to be almost 40 and start wearing a cowboy hat. Not that there's anything wrong with it, but a man has to decide what level of ridicule they want to put up with in the name of self expression.
@wp4872
@wp4872 2 роки тому
I’m a native Texan as well, literally 90% of guys in my town wear hats. Majority are caps but there’s also quite bit of cowboy hats too.
@bozimmerman
@bozimmerman 2 роки тому
Hi Eric, Sokka -- same here. The fact that the video didn't even mention this really stood out to me.
@oldcremona
@oldcremona 2 роки тому
Major omission!
@wp4872
@wp4872 2 роки тому
@@bozimmerman That’s exactly was I was thinking. Maybe this guy is living in a different place or he’s accounting for America as a whole. But yeah down here almost everybody wears one.
@sisleymichael
@sisleymichael 10 місяців тому
Depends on where you live. I am in very rural Texas. Cowboy hats still are popular. Straw for outdoor work or summer and felt for winter.
@doorgunner65
@doorgunner65 17 днів тому
I had the pleasure of meeting an elderly gentleman in Warsaw, Poland a couple of years ago - 80 plus, sporting a tuxedo, a very well brushed and cared for wool frock, with a white silk scarf and a bowler hat. I felt being brought back to my childhood immediately. ❤
@garyshankle5359
@garyshankle5359 2 роки тому
Having grown up in the 60’s, I would offer another reason why hats lost their popularity. As younger mean grew their hair longer, and as men of all ages began developing their hair styles as a new fashion, I believe hats were worn less because the ladies and girls of that day expressed their appreciation of the newer hair styles. Wearing a hat would have resulted in obscuring a fine head of hair. Turning the head of a desired female in my opinion resulted in the loss of popularity of the hat.
@Foxglove963
@Foxglove963 2 роки тому
Gary Shankle. I suggest you take a look at pictures of hippies and rock stars, many did wear hats!!
@TheYvesL
@TheYvesL 2 роки тому
I bet that is one of the reason, makes a lot of sense
@gmb858
@gmb858 2 роки тому
@@Foxglove963 I lived among hippies...hats were costumes...not everyone indulged.
@Foxglove963
@Foxglove963 2 роки тому
@@gmb858 I also was with the hippies. Liked hats since then.
@alexanderwhite409
@alexanderwhite409 2 роки тому
Agreed. It was the Beatles.
@dirtywaterpj_dj
@dirtywaterpj_dj 2 роки тому
I was surprised that there was no mention of the "teenager". The decline in hat wearing coincided with the rise of the teenager as a distinct phenomenon. Prior to the 1950s, children became young adults, and went from children's clothes to adult clothes. Post WWII, with more money in their pockets, adolescents could more and more have their own fashions and trends in clothing. Dressing like your dad was square... er... daddio.
@adamlaycock3702
@adamlaycock3702 2 роки тому
and when they saw men like elvis rocking certain hairstyles they didnt want a hat hiding their hair
@jacobb2449
@jacobb2449 11 місяців тому
Yeah I learned about this in a history course. The rise of youth culture. It's kind of a recent thing.
@pooddescrewch8718
@pooddescrewch8718 11 місяців тому
True . The teenager market was often distinctly not like that of the teenager’s parents by design .
@monicadabney8471
@monicadabney8471 11 місяців тому
Teenager wasn't even a actuality. It was created by money market. They wanted a way to seperate children and start a media induced mentality ( ex: Hollywood). That parents, adults dont understand us! We are not square man! Media encouraged phrases to brainwash into rebellian. They were sadly successful in damaging families.
@glennsimpson_aka_bobbysaccaro
@glennsimpson_aka_bobbysaccaro 11 місяців тому
I was thinking something similar in terms of the 1960s and the counter-culture. There was a big push among teens at that point to look nothing like their parents.
@ehsnils
@ehsnils 10 місяців тому
A hat is great to keep the sun away from your head and I use a Stetson well-ventilated hat in the summer to keep my head cool. A warmer felt hat in the fall and spring, but in the winter it's a beanie to also keep the ears warm.
@luke5100
@luke5100 26 днів тому
This guy is by far my favorite of the presenters I’ve seen on this channel. He’s the most charismatic, has the most pleasing speaking voice and never comes off as pretentious. Plus he’s got a great subtle sense of humor
@juanjomarinero3990
@juanjomarinero3990 2 роки тому
Another main reason , I guess: The rising of the rock'n roll culture in the 50's, with youngmen's new interest on greasy hairstyle. This interest on hair made explosion in the sixties when The Beatles brought in the new fashion of long hair. Hats became outdated. Loved this video, very educational.
@truebuldog
@truebuldog 2 роки тому
As hair got longer Hat head became a real issue!
@nsh1980gmail
@nsh1980gmail 2 роки тому
But the preppies or socials didn’t wear them either, right?
@thegreenbird795
@thegreenbird795 2 роки тому
Also JFK....
@HandGrenadeDivision
@HandGrenadeDivision 2 роки тому
John F. Kennedy famously didn't wear a hat to his inauguration. He was not fond of hats. His personal popularity (and that of his wife) was probably an influence on society as well.
@Timsturbs
@Timsturbs 2 роки тому
@@HandGrenadeDivision 7:05
@feb2939
@feb2939 2 роки тому
Never thought, somebody can fill 20 minutes with interesting talking about hats. Well done!
@LjCaples
@LjCaples 2 роки тому
Same, I was immediately hooked.
@nicedreams7192
@nicedreams7192 2 роки тому
You should check out The History Guy on YT then if you want more. He's got a whole assortment of mostly military hats all with their own interesting stories.
@5688gamble
@5688gamble Місяць тому
My mum knitted and crocheted a flat cap for me, I wear it all the time, and the cabled beanie she knitted me is great for winter. Need something cooler for the summer, though. I like wearing a hat.
@raleighsanford5111
@raleighsanford5111 18 днів тому
I live in Texas and wear a hat. Over the years, I tried a lot of styles but settled on the Open Road. I have a felt one for winter and a straw one for the summer.
@MrHappy4870
@MrHappy4870 2 роки тому
I'm a man who STILL wears hats no matter the manner of dress. It's INCREDIBLY DIFFICULT to find hats that fit and are stylish because of modern fashion. The 1940s was the height of mens' hats. I lament the demise of hats.
@romanvillarreal9147
@romanvillarreal9147 2 роки тому
Dillards has many hats! Check it out
@MrHappy4870
@MrHappy4870 2 роки тому
@@romanvillarreal9147 I will do that. Thank you.
@golden.lights.twinkle2329
@golden.lights.twinkle2329 2 роки тому
Yes, 'one size fits all' is about all that is available today, and if you have a small or large head, nothing fits.
@grimtt
@grimtt 2 роки тому
My fav is Goorin Bros. One thing that’s been popular in the last decade was the duckbill variety of flatcap.
@daLukasMain
@daLukasMain 2 роки тому
Bald men all over the world agree
@jbrown2905
@jbrown2905 2 роки тому
I’m now 71 years old and I do not leave the house, in any weather, without having a brim hat on my head. The compelling reason(s) are having developed a complete lack of hair and wearing glasses, both of which are pretty much two milestones of aging for men. I’ve worked outdoors most of my life; hatless in my youth. Once the scalp sunburns set in and the rain or snow on my glasses Interfered with my activities brimmed hats proved invaluable. Heat, cold, sun glare, snow- rain,?wind…. Nothing improves an outdoor activity better than a proper brimmed hat. Just sayin….
@avlisk
@avlisk 11 місяців тому
Same age as you. Same story. Same reasons.
@michaelnoller3441
@michaelnoller3441 11 місяців тому
The ruthless sun of Eastern Oregon, a lifetime of outdoor work and my Dermatologist convinced me to acquire a collection of proper head wear. Honestly, many woman think a man wearing a nice, appropriate hat is worth a smile or a chat. Shows a mans confident, not cocky.
@thegovtdoesntcareaboutyou
@thegovtdoesntcareaboutyou 10 місяців тому
I'm 15 and I wear vintage newsboy hats and flat caps
@avlisk
@avlisk 10 місяців тому
@@thegovtdoesntcareaboutyou That is very cool! I am impressed. Style on JFS.
@FabienLebreton-rd8vb
@FabienLebreton-rd8vb 10 місяців тому
Yeah.
@displacedredneck
@displacedredneck 10 місяців тому
As a regular stetson wearer the car roof thing makes alot of sense even in a full size truck the brim hits the headrest or sides of the truck when mirror checking.
@atdynax
@atdynax 2 місяці тому
Last year in December i bought my first flatcap. The thing is, that i wear it rarely, because that extra step is often not necessary.
@vetteseller5
@vetteseller5 2 роки тому
I bought a Stetson Fedora about 2 years ago after watching movies from the early 60’s, with folks like Sinatra and Dino. Get compliments everywhere I go. I also started dressing in shirts, with ties and vests ( and I work from home). Let’s keep it up gentlemen, for this generation desperately needs it. Also, I’m in LA and it gets pretty warm here, but surprisingly the outfit is cool.
@joejones9520
@joejones9520 2 роки тому
come to south louisiana anytime other than winter and i promise youll change your fashion tastes quick.
@yeetloaf6388
@yeetloaf6388 2 роки тому
I feel like a lot of the negative association comes from people buying and wearing fedoras with otherwise ultra casual and (lazy) clothing, then talking big about having style and deserving respect even though they put no other effort into their outfit whatsoever. The fact that you're fully commiting to the look is awesome! I wish more people would do that. Keep it up dude! :)
@bridgetcooney5085
@bridgetcooney5085 2 роки тому
I'm always happy to see a good hat. And especially happy to see someone commit to a look. It doesn't have to be a classic/traditional look, just as long as you go for it
@theneil007
@theneil007 2 роки тому
Keeping the sun off your head actually keeps you cooler.
@diarradunlap9337
@diarradunlap9337 2 роки тому
Speaking of the Stetson, the style that became the iconic "cowboy hat" was actually made, originally, in New York City.
@bb54321abc
@bb54321abc 11 місяців тому
One thing you overlooked is that wearing a hat has a real advantage when it is sunny, to save your head, ears, nose, cheeks, etc from becoming sunburnt and possibly getting skin cancer. Hats are also great for keeping your head warm. I have lived in Australia where nearly everyone wears a hat outside in the outback because of the power of the sun.
@jackharle1251
@jackharle1251 11 місяців тому
Yeah, Vitamin D is highly over rated. If I were bald, I'd probably try a hat too.
@IronHorse1854
@IronHorse1854 11 місяців тому
I'm Australian and many of the men in my family own an akubra hat. My grandad is never without his, but myself and fellow grandchildren tend to wear ours only when we know we'll be spending a lot of time outside. We grew up rural, in the city, hats are rare unless they're ball caps/snapbacks etc.
@shaunsteele6926
@shaunsteele6926 10 місяців тому
@@jackharle1251 you can get all the vitamin D you need with about 10-15 mins of sun exposure. For people who spend more time than that outside, protection is needed.
@glossymouse7712
@glossymouse7712 8 місяців тому
This is not exclusive to Australia or other hot regions anymore. With global warming, even Central Europe which used to be a very cool environment (basically 25° summer, -25° winter) gets 45° summer days. It's even higher in cities, to the point where doctors are telling people not to go outside unless absolutely necessary.
@shaunsteele6926
@shaunsteele6926 8 місяців тому
@@glossymouse7712 Europe has always had hot summer days
@calvinhumphries9595
@calvinhumphries9595 Місяць тому
I wear a flatcap most days, as it can shade my eyes from weather (sun or rain, I'm in the UK and the weather tends to flip between those 2 extremes all the time) and keeps my hair in place! Although in summer, I go to a Panema to shade myself from the weather!
@raylf3141
@raylf3141 19 днів тому
Wear a short brim fedora everyday. Brim is enough to provide shade and protection from weather without being bothersome and is surprisingly warm in the winter since my preferred hat is a dyed woven straw, even in Colorado. It was a tradition passed down from my grandfather who insisted if you couldn't get into a car wearing a hat it was poorly designed. He owned a dealership, so it may have just been a sales line he used.
@kevinjohnson8815
@kevinjohnson8815 2 роки тому
I think that the extravagant hairstyles of young men the 50's and 60's also killed hat wearing. Hat's then became associated with older men.
@thetruth495
@thetruth495 2 роки тому
The change really came in the late '60s when long hair became the latest fashion.
@bighands69
@bighands69 2 роки тому
Hairstyles have nothing to do with it really. People still wear hats today but the media has dictated the fashion trends and this killed the hat. Hats started to go into decline in the 1950s even among conservative men but modern tv really drove it down.
@aikidragonpiper71
@aikidragonpiper71 2 роки тому
@@bighands69 Well the lack of hair to even style causes most of us bald guys to wear hats. Plus in the southern USA you need to wear a hat to protect you from blazing sauna 105 + F degree heat.
@starman6468
@starman6468 2 роки тому
Slash still wore a hat....
@kevinjohnson8815
@kevinjohnson8815 2 роки тому
@@bighands69 I was alive then. Young people, my friends and I included, didn't wear hats because of our hair.
@danieljferguson
@danieljferguson 2 роки тому
As much as I love fedoras and scally caps, anything other than a beanie or baseball cap became an accessory of ridicule by the time I got to high school. I see how it worked better when they were worn with a suit, but even suits aren't worn as frequently these days.
@Jessie_Helms
@Jessie_Helms 2 роки тому
Works for me as a 22 year old. You have to dress at a similar level of formality as what the hat would suggest though. You can wear a fedora with a sports coat and chinos pretty easily, for example. Feltcaps work great for dress/sport shirt + slacks/chinos/some denim. I will say though, I do love beanies too
@subversivelysurreal3645
@subversivelysurreal3645 2 роки тому
I wear my grandfather’s fedora, and have a gallery of hats. One advantage of being a woman, although: expect to have people look at you more.
@rufust.firefly4890
@rufust.firefly4890 2 роки тому
Hat or no, I enjoy looking.
@chowderwhillis9448
@chowderwhillis9448 2 роки тому
My bartender always wears a flat hat can’t imagine him without one, I routinely wear a baseball trucker hat like a Patagonia everyday, I don’t leave home without it, but everyone in the south wears a “good ol boy hat” as my Alaskan brother says
@williamshaw9047
@williamshaw9047 2 роки тому
The way I've heard it explained is that if you're old enough to have been alive in a time when men wore formal hats, you can get away with it. Everyone else is supposed to wear a baseball cap or people will start assuming things about your political affiliation and your supposed hatred of women.
@swancrunch
@swancrunch 10 місяців тому
i'm wearing flat caps for like a decade or so. perfect blend between classic style and modern utility with added bonus of headphoneability and pocketability.
@AbubakerDawood
@AbubakerDawood 7 днів тому
Amazing video 👏🏿 thank you ❤❤
@thomascranor2668
@thomascranor2668 2 роки тому
I'd love to see broad-rim or "cowboy" hats addressed. So called "Western Wear" has its own subculture within the US and a wide range of styles to go with it.
@user-neo71665
@user-neo71665 2 роки тому
What I wear
@gordonspears6320
@gordonspears6320 2 роки тому
Im a liberal urbanite who frequently wears a broad brimmed Stetson with a cattleman crease. For both fashion and sun protection they are hard to beat.
@mk3ferret
@mk3ferret 2 роки тому
@@gordonspears6320 👒
@TheChieftainsHatch
@TheChieftainsHatch 2 роки тому
@@gordonspears6320 Inclined to agree, but I tend to wear an Australian drover's hat. Very similar concept for a similar job, but less maintenance intensive and a bit more tolerant of abuse.
@gordonspears6320
@gordonspears6320 2 роки тому
@@TheChieftainsHatch Since western wear has taken on a decidedly right-wing political flavor in the US, I also wear my Stetson as a way to reclaim this hat style for Americans on the progressive side. So, my western-style hat is not just a fashion statement, but a political one as well. Having said that, I do wear a drover-style hat when doing field work for the reasons you listed.
@coobay4786
@coobay4786 2 роки тому
I'm 68 and I can't remember ever seeing my grandfather not wearing a hat.
@sisis_eyes_wide_open
@sisis_eyes_wide_open 2 роки тому
My grandfather always wore a hat when he went out.
@jaylyn1471
@jaylyn1471 2 роки тому
We bringing back hats, let's do it!
@ikaiju-eu9wn
@ikaiju-eu9wn 2 роки тому
@@jaylyn1471 yes
@superdave8248
@superdave8248 2 роки тому
As a farm kid growing up, you wear baseball caps. But to be honest, they served little purpose as they didn't provide cover for your ears or back of the neck. This is literally the reason the term "red neck" came from. Southern males wearing improper head cover. And it is only a new term in a matter of speaking. Fifty years ago everybody wore large brim hats in the field. Man or woman. It didn't matter. When I went into the military it didn't take me long to transition from ball cap to boonie which offered more head cover. But the boonie hat was not authorized for normal wear and you could pretty much only get away with it when being in active operations or training in the field. Then I shifted to the Navy. Back to ball caps. And when in dress uniform, even worse. The "dixie cups". Now I'm out. I've got more grey in my facial hair than black. I've got the "friar tuck" hairline. I still occassionally buy ball caps. But these are meant more for recreational, outdoor use. But for the longest time I would still wear a boonie hat when working outdoors. Now I've transitioned to a large brim leather hat. (Something close to a cowboy hat.) My wife hates it. But it isn't for show and tale. It's to offer cover for my pre-historic skin. I've yet to get skin cancer. And I'm trying to keep it that way.
@coobay4786
@coobay4786 2 роки тому
@@superdave8248 if it aggravates your wife all the more reason to ware it😁
@AnneBoleynRome
@AnneBoleynRome 10 місяців тому
Thanks, a very informative video.
@seanarthurjoyce7366
@seanarthurjoyce7366 13 днів тому
Brilliant! Thank you. Even as a young man when it wasn't fashionable I loved wearing hats, and still do. I have a collection of hats for different occasions. Never liked the descent into slovenly dressing that has afflicted both men and women in these latter days.
@shanewhitefeather6298
@shanewhitefeather6298 2 роки тому
George from the sitcom "Seinfeld" wished men would go back to hats. The 30's & 40's were a great time for bald men
@SamWattRock
@SamWattRock 2 роки тому
People often ask if I'm bald when I'm wearing my hat.... not yet, not completely anyway.
@shanefelkel9966
@shanefelkel9966 2 роки тому
That's it. Rogaine killed hats.
@utubesalom
@utubesalom 2 роки тому
You don't mention the cultural iconoclasm of the '60s, the newly evolved "teenager" did not want to look like a younger version of his parents.
@user-cv8qe9ru8c
@user-cv8qe9ru8c 2 роки тому
Yes but I'd argue ballcaps became more popular which seemed to differ enough that the younger crowd would gravitate towards. Maybe more the 70s I was born in the 90s what do I know. I thought yr comment was an interesting take.
@Fuzzycat16
@Fuzzycat16 2 роки тому
Bingo. Kids never want to look like their parents.
@raedwulf61
@raedwulf61 2 роки тому
Agree.
@Awrethien
@Awrethien 2 роки тому
Isnt that basically every generation?
@michaelhenry3234
@michaelhenry3234 2 роки тому
​@@Awrethien 60s especially from all the social movements and it was around that time (the 50s) when the market saw teens as a distinct social group to advertise to, so popular products and media were being designed and marketed not towards adults, but towards teens.
@Victrola777
@Victrola777 4 дні тому
I will tell you why ! Many prudish women would not let men wear hats inside buildings, and enforced the rule both publicly and privately ! I lived through it !
@B-and-O-Operator-Fairmont
@B-and-O-Operator-Fairmont Місяць тому
I still wear one, although mostly in the winter when I wear a London Fog jacket. That doesn't count the big hat I wear when working outside or the occasional ball cap in the nicer months.
@odontomatix
@odontomatix 2 роки тому
In some parts of the USA, men's hats never fell out of fashion. I'm thinking in particular of the western cowboy hats.
@magpie_vii
@magpie_vii 2 роки тому
Because they're specific to a larger subculture/lifestyle aka ranching, riding, etc. where big heavy-duty hats are practical, and that utility carries over into recreational fashions in regions where those industries/cultures are prevalent. Outside of those areas they are the exception, not the rule
@charliepearce8767
@charliepearce8767 2 роки тому
Same here in Australian bush or farm lands.
@user-rv4wn5qk7q
@user-rv4wn5qk7q 2 роки тому
Same in Brazil.
@oliversmith9200
@oliversmith9200 2 роки тому
From Oklahoma, I verify.
@crunchthenumbers
@crunchthenumbers 2 роки тому
I'd argue that the Cowboy hat never fell out of function not fashion.
@theharvardyard2356
@theharvardyard2356 2 роки тому
"In today's video I'm wearing a light and summery outfit" bruh what is that like 3 layers? I would be dripping sweat
@danielhomant2832
@danielhomant2832 2 роки тому
Fabric selection makes a huge difference. I wear almost as much year round, and even in 90+ degree weather, I am still comfortable. Yes, a hat too, heh.
@dukenukem3dgaming599
@dukenukem3dgaming599 2 роки тому
90celcius or what kelvin?
@goosenuggets9693
@goosenuggets9693 2 роки тому
@@danielhomant2832 Fabric selection is everything. Thickness and moisture absorption can shift the entire feel of a suit, not to mention the overall weight relative to the suit as a whole changes whether it's breezy or too restrictive.
@drunkenslav2334
@drunkenslav2334 2 роки тому
@@dukenukem3dgaming599 thats not how celsius works....
@ColterBrog
@ColterBrog 2 роки тому
As some have said, fabric selection is important. Also, though, your body does acclimate to it after a while. It can be 90°F outside, and if I’m in shorts and a tshirt a breeze will make me feel cold, because I typically wear a jacket of either fashion or motorcycle protective variety year-round. Your body adapts.
@podzing
@podzing 14 днів тому
I was thinking about this the other day. I wonder how much the popularity of sunglasses is part of it. One of the basic uses of hats is stopping you from squinting in the sun, but sunglasses take care of this while being more portable, better at the job and usually cheaper. Additionally, the use of headphones in the 80's 90' and 00's makes having a full brim inconvenient meaning that only baseball caps viable. The rise of earbuds may negate this. Another note on headphones is that in some social circles, it replaced the hat as a status symbol and fashion accessory.
@jasonfernee6395
@jasonfernee6395 Місяць тому
When I started work in London in the mid 1980s, there were still City Bankers wearing Pin Stripe suits and Bowlers with the classic brolly. For Americans to see what it looked like, look at Monty Python's Ministry of Silly Walks. Sadly, from the early 1990s, they had completely gone, along with much more casual clothing. I bought a bowler from the shop that invented it in St James, London, and wore it to London with a morning suit. People were actually asking to have a photo with me, and I felt uncomfortable so never wore it again. I do wear flat caps in Autumn and Winter, or a Panama in the garden in summer. Great channel by the way sir.
@asincereman5297
@asincereman5297 2 роки тому
Real question: why men stopped having really cool big mustaches?
@masada2828
@masada2828 2 роки тому
So glad that stopped.
@UrsineArms
@UrsineArms 2 роки тому
Muttonchops
@pedroferreira4323
@pedroferreira4323 2 роки тому
It’s annoying, that’s about it really.
@Xtrems
@Xtrems 2 роки тому
Military and food. Military because facial hair was not the best thing to have when you needed something like a gas mask to fit tightly on your face. Food because European food was mostly eaten with a fork and knife, but we diverged to stuff that can easily get in your mustache like kebabs, burgers pizzas and so on - oftentimes without even anything to wipe your face with. Overall, we could say that every part of modern attire is tailored for utility and utility only. To me it's not sad, it's unsettling - it makes me feel less like an individual, and more like a tool.
@jasperzanovich2504
@jasperzanovich2504 2 роки тому
Gas Masks, propably.
@gargnob
@gargnob 2 роки тому
I too viewed a cap as childish. However: once I started wearing one I can't live without it! That bright light bulb in the sky is irritating my eyes something awful.
@Scarle118
@Scarle118 2 роки тому
Well, depends on the cap. A beautiful wool cap pulled over the eyes is heartstoppingly fabulous. Have you seen Peaky Blinders? 😍
@gargnob
@gargnob 2 роки тому
No. My choice of cap is what the video refers to as "baseball cap". (we don't have baseball over here, so we just call them caps)
@AllenTax
@AllenTax 2 роки тому
I be mindful to the eye thing. Can be that of a heath problem,getting older. That your eye can't make correct compounds, keep it moist. Because the eyes naturally make it so that sun and home light doesn't hurt, make you turn away so much towards it. As liveing indoors to much is bad for yourbeye health. It needs natural sunlight to help control it, keep eyes stimulated, to keep it in check,make what it needs to combat sunlight.
@GiuseppeGaetanoSabatelli
@GiuseppeGaetanoSabatelli 2 роки тому
Especially once I started collecting them. lol Almost done grabbing a cap for every roller coaster logo at Cedar Point and King's Island, and a few Cedar Point 150 Years caps when I visited yesterday. And all my favorite tool brands. Milwaukee, Craftsman, etc. And all sorts of stuff. lol. Baseball caps are insanely collectible.
@Arariel3
@Arariel3 2 дні тому
Great video. Somewhere else I heard (probably in another youtube video) that the baseball cap's history may go back far further than the modern usage as a game head cover. The suggestion there was that the more modern form of the baseball cap actually came from full brill hats that were modified by sailors to allow for better peripheral vision for work tasks, and were even adopted during the pirates during their hayday because the trimmed brim hat allowed for better vision while still keeping the sun out of the eyes of the shooters.
@Takayama-sama
@Takayama-sama Місяць тому
I’ve always been a fan of the flat cap. I used to have one in my late teens and I recently bought a nice lightweight linen hat for the warmer months. I do see a few people wearing them from time to time, but it’s usually much older gentlemen. Still I’ve gotten some compliments wearing it and to me it feels nicer than a baseball cap.
@Evilroco
@Evilroco 2 роки тому
Victims of hypothermia often remove clothes , "paradoxical undressing" so in Otzi's case it is likely he removed his hat along with his other garments shortly before death . No fault of the hat :)
@paladinsix9285
@paladinsix9285 2 роки тому
Otzi was shot by at least 2 arrows, and fell some distance (thus his body was not Looted by his attackers). (At the museum, it is speculated he probably didn't die when attacked, and was likely trying to escape when he succumbed to his wounds/blood loss... From the few arrows in his quiver, he may have wounded, or at least driven off his attackers. His hat likely came off when he fell. It was so obvious he was the victim of an attack, that the hikers who discovered his body, thought he was possibly the victim of a recent crime (recent years, not as in days). As I recall there was an issue because his corpse was actually just across the border in Austria, not Italy. Police soon realized "Otzi" was not a recent victim, and contacted a university. Perhaps exposure killed him, however, arrow wounds were the likely primary cause of death 💀
@jimmyglea
@jimmyglea Рік тому
For decades, I haven’t left my house without my Panama in the summer or wool flat cap in the winter. Hearing that the “kids” don’t think they’re cool tickles my Gen X heart.
@ontariofirs7347
@ontariofirs7347 Рік тому
I was born between 1995-2000 and I wear wool flat caps and fedoras with my coats in the winter. Hats (except baseball caps) are stylish if I say so myself.
@nonegone7170
@nonegone7170 11 місяців тому
@@ontariofirs7347 Good for you, but do realize we look at you the same was as we look at medieval larpers. dress up for adults : )
@Superbatmanbro
@Superbatmanbro 11 місяців тому
I love old 19th century hats and 20th century hats darn amazing to wear and see people wearing
@spungbopscarepans
@spungbopscarepans 10 місяців тому
i think they’re cool tbh
@maxsmith8196
@maxsmith8196 10 місяців тому
@@nonegone7170 i hate that this is true. It’s not fair that fashion dictates so much… I would probably be suspicious and slightly cringe at someone wearing a fedora, but i also much prefer the look to modern fashion.
@gamerkat1492
@gamerkat1492 10 місяців тому
nice to see such a young man taking pride in his appearance wish more men did I couldn't get my sons to wear those when we go out as it's too hot down south
@griffnelson9961
@griffnelson9961 4 дні тому
While you mentioned the car as a major reason for not wearing hats, you left out THE most important part: headrests! Before headrests became a necessity, you could still wear a brimmed, or even a wide-brimmed hat without too much of a hassle, I often did. But once headrests became the norm, that went right out the window! You cannot ride in a car with a brimmed hat unless you spend the trip leaning forward, thus avoiding the headrest, but making you quite uncomfortable, especially if you're the driver. I know, I tried. Headrests, alone, would have put an end to the wearing of traditional brimmed hats.
@GaryHayward
@GaryHayward 2 роки тому
My aunt Margaret used to say, "If you can't fight, wear a big hat."
@grumpybastard9151
@grumpybastard9151 2 роки тому
Make the other guy wear a hat!
@kanseidorifto2430
@kanseidorifto2430 2 роки тому
Big Hat Logan would like to know your location.
@superdave8248
@superdave8248 2 роки тому
To quote Obi Wan, "Not as clumsy or random as a blaster; an elegant weapon for a more civilized age.” These days, the "equalizer" is too common in the US. Size doesn't matter any more.
@michaelweizer7794
@michaelweizer7794 2 роки тому
Gary Hayward So it seems that your aunt Margaret never watched a classic John Wayne or Clint Eastwood western did she?.
@GaryHayward
@GaryHayward 2 роки тому
@@michaelweizer7794 Well, they weren't really her kind of movie. :)
@jeremybaker195
@jeremybaker195 11 місяців тому
I think the rike of Teenage culture in the 1950s played a large part in hats not being as popular to the masses. The crooners still wore hats but the young rock and roll guys did not. Having cool hair a style like Elvis ,Little Richard , Jean Vincent and Eddie Cockran became more popular. Instead of having lots of names for hats there became more names for hair cuts.
@gregslone4874
@gregslone4874 2 місяці тому
Now this one makes sense.
@Peterb-kq9jv
@Peterb-kq9jv Місяць тому
Teens have brpught back the baseball cap and continue to wear them into adulthood. These caps are worn both inside and ouside even at meals.
@geraldstone8396
@geraldstone8396 10 місяців тому
Thanks. Great video.
@thekingofthisworld2154
@thekingofthisworld2154 11 місяців тому
I lived in rural northern China for 5 years. Few, if any, buildings I entered in winter had functioning central heat. Taxi drivers would rarely turn on the heat to “save money.” Long underwear, layered clothing with overcoats, gloves, scarves and hats are the norm there.
@tenji8084
@tenji8084 2 роки тому
I blame the 50s and 60s, People started associating hats with elderly men.
@duplicarus
@duplicarus 2 роки тому
Hence why my girlfriend says I exude dad energy
@pommiebears
@pommiebears 2 роки тому
My husband wears a baseball hat every day. I think if our style of dress wasn’t so casual these days, he’d wear a “proper” hat, with utter joy. Lol.
@BONKKERS69
@BONKKERS69 2 роки тому
Omg I'm the same, my wife tells me the same thing. When I'm not wearing a hat people think there is something wrong lol
@billp4
@billp4 2 роки тому
probably bald.
@Belbag
@Belbag 2 роки тому
@@billp4 Got a full head of hair myself and I still choose to wear a hat everyday, it's just a style preference.
@Belbag
@Belbag 2 роки тому
For me not wearing a hat is my formal appearance
@BONKKERS69
@BONKKERS69 2 роки тому
@@Belbag yeah same obviously he has a fool head of hair just no brains
@JormaVihavainen
@JormaVihavainen 2 дні тому
Thanks for the well made video! One additional technical advantage that I think has also reduced the use of hats is sunglasses. Brimmed hats were much more necessary for blocking sun glare before sunglasses became widely available to the common man. Just consider the baseball cap worn backwards-its brim isn't even used for shade! I've never been fond of caps, but I've found the benefits of brimmed hats in the last 10 years. Wearing one takes a bit of self-confidence to express individuality in such a way, which I might not have had as a younger person. But the practicality of a brimmed hat, even in Finnish conditions, is outstanding. Whether it's rain, sleet, or snow, my glasses would get spotty without the brim to protect them. Here in Finland, where the sun often shines lower in the sky, glare is a real problem too. My headgear of choice is a Stetson type in summer and a Traveler hat in winter. For dressier occasions, I turn to felt Fedoras or Trilbys, and I’ve even worn cotton fedoras for ballroom and social dances as a stylish version of a sweatband.
@markosterman419
@markosterman419 Місяць тому
I generally wear a fedora in the warmer weather and a cap in colder weather. Also … I drive a 1923 model T Ford runabout nearly every day .. around 80 miles a week. With the top down it is amazing that the air over the windshield holds my hats in place most of the time. It’s only the occasional side wind that tend to displace them.
@JDsVarietyChannel
@JDsVarietyChannel 2 роки тому
Speaking for myself. I don't like anything on my head, except in winter.
@AWSmith1955
@AWSmith1955 2 роки тому
me too. my scalp starts itching
@duran3d
@duran3d 2 роки тому
Because you don't need it nowadays. But if you worked and were spending most of your time outside, as they did in the old times, you'd probably be using some kind of hat.
@xxportalxx.
@xxportalxx. 2 роки тому
Same, curly hair and hats don't mix well
@jeffk464
@jeffk464 2 роки тому
I hate wearing hats but do anyways in the sun and the cold.
@ivanf.482
@ivanf.482 2 роки тому
I love when men wore hats. That was so cool. But in general I love vintage stuff
@christophersmith3005
@christophersmith3005 2 роки тому
I've actually heard older men in my extended family blame JFK for ceasing the tendency of most American men to wear hats such as fedoras, homburgs, porkpies, and so on. Kennedy rarely wore hats in public, whereas earlier U.S. presidents did. JFK and Jackie O. were considered style icons of their era, so perhaps there is some truth to this.
@starababa1985
@starababa1985 2 роки тому
JFK broke with long-standing tradition by not wearing a top hat to his inauguration. He was also famous for his luxuriant red hair, which made him highly visible in crowds, so he was disinclined to wear a hat to cover it up. Since JFK and Jackie were such trend setters, America and the world took note and followed suit, to the everlasting dismay of milliners and haberdashers everywhere. Nothing can make an outfit so unique and polished as the right hat.
@groogetheorc8774
@groogetheorc8774 2 роки тому
That is what family says as well. President Kennedy and his family was so popular and was the first president to be televised they drove trends.
@markofsaltburn
@markofsaltburn 2 роки тому
@@starababa1985 He also looked twenty years older in a hat. He was a man whose looks were on his head.
@jebangelacox9279
@jebangelacox9279 2 роки тому
JFK did wear A top hat to his inauguration. He did not wear it while giving the inaugural address which was unusual.
@duran3d
@duran3d 2 роки тому
The thing is that hats stopped being popular at around the same time in the whole western world, not just in the USA. In Europe they couldn't care less of what JFK was wearing or not. So no, he wasn't really a key factor.
@duck-n-cover477
@duck-n-cover477 2 дні тому
In the summer, it's hard to do better than a lightweight fine straw hat with a 2.5 to 3 inch brim, c crown or center dent fine, but the c crown is a bit lower profile and slightly more casual.
@OldieBugger
@OldieBugger Місяць тому
My grandfather used a fedora, the other grandfather did not. My father used a beret occasionally. I have never had a reason for a hat, but I wear a knitted cap when it's cold outside (under -10C / 14F).
@MishimaToshiro
@MishimaToshiro 2 роки тому
In some parts of Mexico still many men wear hats, I’m one of those.
@ThatDude000
@ThatDude000 2 роки тому
Somehow I read “parts” as “pants” so I read your comment in complete confusion for about a minute.
@user-zb3ej1xx7o
@user-zb3ej1xx7o 2 роки тому
@@ivanrubiomorales2759 ay caramba!
@MladenPostruznik
@MladenPostruznik 2 роки тому
Guatemala is the same. Go out of the capital and booom, hats everywhere, mostly on older guys.
@Seb8tian
@Seb8tian 2 роки тому
But hats like mentioned before? Or sombreros rancheros? En cualquier quinceañera del norte lo encuentras jajaja
@larsedik
@larsedik 2 роки тому
The same is true in Texas.
@doug6259
@doug6259 2 роки тому
I wear fedoras all of the time, along with panamas, flat caps, newsboy caps and baseball caps. What other men wear or think about it is irrelevant. I like it and that's all that matters.
@priscilamenjivar6741
@priscilamenjivar6741 2 роки тому
My mentality when dressing too 👏
@patrickbagrier5546
@patrickbagrier5546 2 роки тому
Agree wear hats for protection from elements for my shaved head but like the they look also.
@DJET723
@DJET723 2 роки тому
Good
@mad5479
@mad5479 2 роки тому
I've been wearing fedoras for awhile now. I don't care what anyone thinks, but I do get compliments on my hats.
@NygaardBushcraft
@NygaardBushcraft 2 роки тому
I have worn high quality flat caps the last 36 years. I don't have a lot of hair and very vulnerable to sunshine (10 minutes in sunshine and I got a migraine). When weather is very hot and sunny I wear a good straw hat.. good shade and a light breeze will cool via the holes in the crown of the straw hat.
@user-rp9pj6su8v
@user-rp9pj6su8v 2 дні тому
I happen to enjoy wearing my hat. I have a Stetson that I wear and enjoy it for its ability to shade my eyes on the sunny days and then the protection during rain and snow. I also have a Homberg that my wife likes it also and I have to often take it away from her when I want to wear it.
@scottmcneely1927
@scottmcneely1927 6 днів тому
During the 60s and 70s era of long hair a lot of guys stopped wearing hats. The, for some reason, when short hair came back, ball caps replaced other types of hats.
@Scaliad
@Scaliad 5 днів тому
True, but my dad, who was mostly bald and born in 1920, also quit wearing hats in the 60's.
@effigytormented
@effigytormented 2 роки тому
The short answer: Cars. It's really hard to wear big hats in cars.
@hm3drake35
@hm3drake35 2 роки тому
you can take off a hat in a car.
@urfaes6878
@urfaes6878 2 роки тому
As noted, you can take off a larger hat, but one can also consider a newsboy, driver or ivy cap that's, you know, not a big hat...
@cowerdnerddespacito9518
@cowerdnerddespacito9518 2 роки тому
Man cars used to be designed for a person to sit up straight with his hat on
@Pianissimo1970
@Pianissimo1970 2 роки тому
Thats why there is a hat shelf in the car...
@pp3k07
@pp3k07 2 роки тому
That's a nice sports car you there sir. But...where's the room for my hat?
@sfperalta
@sfperalta 2 роки тому
When you think about it, women have largely stopped wearing hats too. Maybe it's the predominance of our air-conditioned environment, combined with less time outdoor (hence, less need for head/hair protection) and smaller car interiors. As an older gent, I like to wear a nice tweed flat-cap when the standard baseball cap is not called for.
@628622953
@628622953 2 роки тому
¹¹1¹¹
@MrKentakie
@MrKentakie 2 роки тому
I think this applies to suits as well, let it be the 3 piece or just a simple shirt and tie. You don't see many wearing those in public anymore.
@luissantiago8446
@luissantiago8446 2 роки тому
This is absurd. Are you saying people today spend more time indoors then outdoors? As opposed to people in the 30s,40s and 50s? Hats were worn to protect one from the sun, rain and other elements. At one time people preferred the shade to being out and exposed to the brutal effects of sunlight. Sunbathing is a recent habit, and did not become a thing until it really took off after the 2nd World War. Fashion had a lot to do why people stopped wearing hats.
@camradrip3730
@camradrip3730 10 місяців тому
It was very interesting and informative.
@fabulousnip
@fabulousnip 10 місяців тому
I think a big factor as well is headrests in cars beginning in late 1960s. I can comfortably wear any hat in my 50 Ford, but the headrests in my 69 Olds always restricted my hat choices to flat caps or baseball hats.
@rumrunner8019
@rumrunner8019 2 роки тому
There's a fifth reason people stopped wearing wide-brimmed hats: the rise of sunglasses. Men went from wearing hats to keep the sun out of their eyes to wearing sunglasses, which helped them keep the sun out of their eyes while keeping their heads exposed to the fresh air. As for the "neck beard" issue, I have to say, that's kind of why I stay away from the trilby and the fedora and instead stick to the flat cap or a homburg. But one thing to take into consideration is that there is a certain look that comes with wearing a cheap trilby along with a t-shirt and jeans vs wearing a nice fedora or trilby with a matching suit.
@MarquisdeL3
@MarquisdeL3 2 роки тому
Also transition lenses! Wearing sunglasses or clip ons can be a pain when you're already wearing eyeglasses, so hats could help out there, but now it's pretty common to get transition lenses if you wear glasses everyday. Also seconding the difference in perception of trilby with t-shirt vs trilby or fedora with a suit.
@Jkp1321
@Jkp1321 2 роки тому
I never understand this perspective because my eyes are very light sensitive, and so the glasses function to protect my eyes from strain. This is the case for everyone, however. Limiting UV exposure to the eyes will prolong eye sight
@blakemcnamara9105
@blakemcnamara9105 2 роки тому
Do wear the fedora/trilby when you wear a suit though; it just looks very good.
@benhoughtonmusic
@benhoughtonmusic 2 роки тому
i got a very nice akubra fedora this year- really elevates even a casual oufit! I like wearing with the brim up- nicely avoids the meme look too.
@hurtfultruth6188
@hurtfultruth6188 2 роки тому
Actually a hat with any type of brim keeps the Sun out of your eyes better than a pair of sunglasses(unless the sun is directly in your face like morning and evening sun) Normally my head is facing forward and the sun is above me shining down into my eyes whether I have glasses on or not. Wearing a hat stops this, no hate just my thoughts and observations ✌🏼
@ClydeRowing
@ClydeRowing 2 роки тому
I'm not a clothes person, but the warm heartedness of this video - as well as fascinating historical content - is just lovely. I wonder of working class hats (flat caps) were made to be easily removed and put in your pocket, because didn't have a butler to take it from you when required as the upper classes would.
@oTroubles
@oTroubles 2 роки тому
So you’re a nudist
@Posiman
@Posiman 2 роки тому
That's possible, but there are also other things. The worker's caps were made of cheap materials like cotton or wool and were relatively easy to sew, making them way cheaper. The top hats were made of silk and diffucult to manufacture correctly, making them way more expensive. And when it comes to practicality, Worker caps were brown, so dirt was not so visible on them. And when it got dusty (a regular thing for a working man) you could just slap it towards your arm to get the dust off. Top hats were black, so every speck of dust could be seen on them and had to be cleaned regularly. Generally, they were very impractical. And wearing something impractical was a sign, you don't have to work manually, therefore you are rich.
@tacticalbondsh
@tacticalbondsh 3 дні тому
You know what, respect for describing your outfit at the end
@ragmar6018
@ragmar6018 5 днів тому
A gentle correction: The rim-less items which you referred to as "hats" are caps. Hence, baseball cap, knit winter cap, etc. The difference is the presence of a rim (hat) or its absence (cap) When I was a boy in the 60s in the US we boys all wore caps of one kind or another, especially in winter. Gentlemen wore hats; workers wore caps, berets, etc.
@stevestewart-sturges2159
@stevestewart-sturges2159 2 роки тому
My dear English Grandmother, bless her socks, always insisted that a man was never properly dressed without a hat .....
@luissantiago8446
@luissantiago8446 2 роки тому
Your grandmother was a very wise and insightful woman. Men today look and behave as if they're trapped in eternal adolescence. Men today no longer observe rites of passage which were common, not only in the West, but inmost cultures of the world. When I was young, I couldn't wait to stop wearing shorts and step into real trousers. I remember the time my mother purchased blue pants for me to wear to school. I was elated to start dressing like a young man, and not a boy. Nowadays, we have middle aged men dressing in shorts, t-shirts and baseball hats turned backwards. Men today have lost the will to look and act like gentlemen, or simply their age. This is a very clear-cut symbol of the general decay and decline of society.
@stevestewart-sturges2159
@stevestewart-sturges2159 2 роки тому
@@luissantiago8446 Thank you mate for the lovely and very kind comment...! My nan, was quite the lady, English to the core, and although a orphan at the turn of the twentieth century and with Victorian times slipping away, she was extremely learned and fiercely independent, bringing up two boys in London during WW II. She had every hard knock one could possibly have, and carried on with a strength and dignity I idolised. Her guidance, by a few simple words and phrases, and her acceptance of change, was and still is inspiring, to put in a more modern turn of phrase, she just rolled with it, nothing phased her. Her kitchen was that place of refuge for a cup of tea, some lunch, and afterwards, cards and a chat... You left there, feeling the love and comfort of a simple life and simple pleasures, I was blessed. Another noting made her feel prouder than seeing my brother and I dressed for dinner on a Sunday, it was proper and respectful .. Geez, I miss her sometimes...
@MaMastoast
@MaMastoast 2 роки тому
Could you elaborate why that is "decay" of society? Sounds to me like people are free to be casual and aren't forced into a certain kind of behavior..who are you to tell people how to act ?
@stevestewart-sturges2159
@stevestewart-sturges2159 2 роки тому
@@MaMastoast I don't tell anybody anything, I never have, people can do as they please, dress how they like and be at whatever level of decorum that suits them. My initial comment was repeating to how a past generation felt about being properly dressed. Society has changed, fashion has changed, morals, all radically shifted, It's the luxury of youth to reinvent themselves to whatever image they want. There is however, a baseline that once deemed polite society, and that has decayed steadily over the last twenty years, this was my reference..
@peachesandcream8753
@peachesandcream8753 2 роки тому
@@MaMastoast Because having standards is better for everyone, even the person being forced into a certain kind of behaviour. Having standards for yourself, and everyone else, is also the hallmark of a respectful society. People are always complaining about how people lack respect nowadays and that has come as our societies have become more casual and standards have slipped.
@trueblueclue
@trueblueclue 2 роки тому
The irony about the internet part is that if you look into Fedora Guy's history he's actually pretty cool.
@goosenuggets9693
@goosenuggets9693 2 роки тому
Not the modern ones my friend.
@cathyhernandez5128
@cathyhernandez5128 2 роки тому
I use to wear hats since I was a kid it was the style back in the 80s but now that I'm older it only makes me look even older now the only thing I wear on my head is another head this is the cork dog thanks for reading
@jeffking4176
@jeffking4176 10 місяців тому
You do talk about the Baseball Cap, but here in America it’s extremely popular, not just occasionally worn, as you stated [ or implied]. Especially in the south, well over half the people wear them. Sometimes it seems most EVERYONE is wearing them. 📻🙂
@ChristianityOntheBottomShelf
@ChristianityOntheBottomShelf Місяць тому
It's amazing - I'm a congenitally informal character, and the only thing I'm comfortable in is western wear. Yet I enjoy one of your *Gentlemen's Gazette* videos now again, even though your precise (even overly precise) enunciation doesn't square well with my Texas hick English. And now I learn you sing jazz! I prefer instrumental jazz (when I listen to jazz), and bebop is my favorite, I'm going to see if I can't find some videos of you singing. 🙂 On the subject of this video, I've been wearing baseball caps for most of my life (I just call 'em hats, though), and I feel undressed if I go outdoors bare headed. 🤠
@NoPantsBaby
@NoPantsBaby 2 роки тому
This man has a truly Squidwardian jawline.
@chetsir
@chetsir 2 роки тому
I agree and he is severely pigeon toed when walking.
@charliepearce8767
@charliepearce8767 2 роки тому
Clark Kent ?
@wendyleeconnelly2939
@wendyleeconnelly2939 2 роки тому
@LTrain45 45 15:11
@idontreallyknow3829
@idontreallyknow3829 2 роки тому
r/rareinsults
@ya.thegoat8795
@ya.thegoat8795 2 роки тому
@LTrain45 45 i agree, that hat he has on is dogshit
@conradkai9705
@conradkai9705 2 роки тому
“Give me your hat!” -Soldier
@BlameBrian
@BlameBrian 2 роки тому
Welp... there goes my Burning Captain
@CarthagoMike
@CarthagoMike 2 роки тому
_"You want... the bucket?"_
@marlobreding7402
@marlobreding7402 2 роки тому
In the US Military they are CALLED COVERS.
@MegaDrainProductions
@MegaDrainProductions 2 роки тому
@@marlobreding7402 In basic training, yeah. If you unironically call your pc a cover, you get laughed at.
@MegaDrainProductions
@MegaDrainProductions 2 роки тому
@@marlobreding7402 Plus he was making a reference.
@nomadpi1
@nomadpi1 10 місяців тому
Give the narrator an "E" for excellent diction, grammar, and presentation. I've not heard such excellent spoken English since George Sanders faded from the screen. Fabulous presentation re: an article of clothing that only the military retain. As for myself, bald since my 20s, I wear baseball caps in the summers and watch-caps in the winter. Mainly, my reason for never following my employer's demand to wear a fedora back in the 1960s was I sweat. My first thought re: the decline of hat wearing was "hairspray" and "big" hair styles. Frankly, even when I had hair, my reluctance to wear a hat, even in high school band, and later, the military, was hats are a nuisance to me plus I sweat. It's always a pleasure to learn things and this video teaches an opinion. Thanks.
@samwisegamgee4659
@samwisegamgee4659 Місяць тому
As I'm balding on top and I wear a hat for both sun-protection and warmth depending on the season, but I've never owned a baseball hat, never mind wearing one backwards (Ugh!). I have a few linen (Golf) or wool Newsboy/Peaky Blinders caps for different seasons, but the one I actually seem to get the most compliments on is an unadorned Greek Fisherman's Cap ala George Martin of Game of Thrones fame.
@michaelledford4751
@michaelledford4751 2 роки тому
Ive worn a hat my entire adult life starting when i served in the US Marine Corps and learned how to wear a cover ,as a civilian i really liked the Fedora and began wearing them while out on the town on weekends ,once i began wearing a fedora every day i began collecting them,i have between 50 & 60 Fedoras ,many are vintage 1950s examples .
@greyhawk4898
@greyhawk4898 2 роки тому
Thank you for your service and sacrifice sir.
@altoids79762
@altoids79762 2 роки тому
Boot
@jamestornabene329
@jamestornabene329 2 роки тому
@Michael Ledford thanks for your service and hope you have a great hat collection
@jfilesgraphics
@jfilesgraphics 2 роки тому
I love wearing hats. I think it's a form of self expression.
@dickallen5725
@dickallen5725 2 роки тому
take a close look at the north korean military uniform's round hats, its a failed vain attempt at trying to make them look taller and more powerful.
@tacticalfall4505
@tacticalfall4505 2 роки тому
@@dickallen5725 that’s a completely different context
@therealzilch
@therealzilch 9 днів тому
Wow. What a fascinating and well-researched video. Subscribed. Cheers from a strictly weather-related hat wearer in Vienna, Scott
@keonikaig9247
@keonikaig9247 10 місяців тому
Excellent...Thank you
@einburger2079
@einburger2079 2 роки тому
I am 16 years old and live in germany, and I Love suits and hats. The first one I had was a fedora a few months ago. I never thought they Look good on me, but they totally did! I'm happy I tried it, and can say, it changes the way you live and the way people talk to you. I've found your channel today and I'm really happy that you do this! I hope you reach manny people and convince them to try this fashion. Greetings From germany, B.E
@keshavrao212
@keshavrao212 2 роки тому
Reading a lot of young people are interested in the traditional classic men's wear, I am also young too and I would also like to contribute to the awareness of this eco friendly timeless elegance. Cheers.
@michaelbrown1627
@michaelbrown1627 2 роки тому
Hope you’re surviving the lockdowns and good on you.
@SStupendous
@SStupendous 2 роки тому
Speaking as an American in Britain, I know three popular flatcap/newsboy cap shops within walking distance. Whenever I leave the house I see at least one or two guys wearing one.
@SStupendous
@SStupendous 2 роки тому
@@keshavrao212 Certainly true. I'm barely older than the commenter, and older fashions, especially 1850s-1890s I absolutely love.
@rickhartman8679
@rickhartman8679 Рік тому
Hey all. Glad to see the younger people picking up hats, I've always tried to wear them myself,now I'm in my 50s I can seem to wear them without raising too many looks.maybe my own confidence was lacking in younger years.our society has become far too informal...
@Azzameen99AZ
@Azzameen99AZ 2 роки тому
As somebody who picked up wearing fedora hats when leaving the house, there's another thing I noticed with the car that might have caused hats to fall out of fashion. It's supremely annoying to wear a hat in the car, and have the back brim keep bumping against the headrest. 1950's and 1960's cars didn't have those, so wearing a soft hat like the fedora was no hassle. But since the headrest was added, it's become cumbersome to wear a hat.
@kelliintexas3575
@kelliintexas3575 2 роки тому
EXCELLENT OBSERVATION!!! We have a 58 Buick and your exactly right.
@chrisgraham2904
@chrisgraham2904 2 роки тому
Todays smaller cars also have less head room to accommodate a hat.
@doylemurphy152
@doylemurphy152 2 роки тому
I noticed that two. I can get away with my trilby, but a Fedora or a full blown cowboy hat, no way.
@wiscgaloot
@wiscgaloot 2 роки тому
no problem for my fedoras. I always wear a hat in the car.
@Tores444
@Tores444 2 роки тому
You mean you can actually pull off wearing a fedora in modern times? Brave man
@NieroDraegon
@NieroDraegon 10 місяців тому
I used to wear a kangaroo leather burma widebrim through middleschol and highschool and then into college and another 7 years before it finally died 4 years ago. The leather on the brow just totally rotted away to the point i'll have to cut it out and repair it with a 3/7 in rectangle of new leather. I know my brother wears an old felt stetson widebrim and an old 60s mens furcoat duri g the winter months. I have honestly been thinking about getting a fedora in the style that harrison ford and johnny depp wear. They even sell a cotton style indy fedora now but its not what im looking for. Great video. Looks like I'm saving up for a new hat.
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