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If you want a Brando style hat, try a surplus store. What those guys were wearing back in the 40's and 50's was a military officer's cap with the stiffener removed, which is what the old HD hats were based on. These days, surplus stores have plenty of old soviet ones, cheap.
Brixton is an american brand launched in 2005. They made this one with its military officer style! Available in Dark Olive with medium and large size.
$32 from 80′s Purple
i'd wear either one in a second. its not about being a twink, its about keeping the lifestyle and the history alive.
I had one like that when I was 10 but it had a white bill. Got a new one from the HD shop last summer for like $30. Not sure if they are still selling them or not. Here is the part number:97855-11VM
I had one like that when I was 10 but it had a white bill. Got a new one from the HD shop last summer for like $30. Not sure if they are still selling them or not. Here is the part number:97855-11VM
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