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    Quote Originally Posted by Zardoz View Post
    As they are sized SM, MD, LG etc... , what is the sizing like on these? ( I generally wear a 7 1/8 )
    I don't presume to speak for Rocky but I sent an email this morning with a sizing question for the Flat Caps. I am 59cm or 7 3/8 for hats and Rocky says as that's his size I"d be just between the med and large with the med being a tad tight. Since I'm wear my hair pretty thick in the winter I'm going with the large.

    (His reply to my email was within a very few minutes of my original on Thanksgiving morning yet.)
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    Quote Originally Posted by starbkjrus View Post
    ... Flat Caps. I am 59cm or 7 3/4 for hats and Rocky says as that's his size I'd be just between the med and large with the med being a tad tight....
    My hat size is US 7 1/2" - 7 5/8" (depending on the hat maker): 24" actual head measurement, or 61 cm for the metric folk. I have a Hanna flat cap in a Large that fits perfectly. A Medium would be unwearable.

    The Hanna flat caps are very well made! Mine's a black woolie (they do make a linen version that's available in a couple of colors). I've used and abused it for over a year and it still looks new--even after numerous gigs where I tend to sweat when the going gets going (so to speak). Hanna makes a quality product!

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    Quote Originally Posted by starbkjrus View Post
    I don't presume to speak for Rocky but I sent an email this morning with a sizing question for the Flat Caps. I am 59cm or 7 3/4 for hats and Rocky says as that's his size I"d be just between the med and large with the med being a tad tight. Since I'm wear my hair pretty thick in the winter I'm going with the large.

    (His reply to my email was within a very few minutes of my original on Thanksgiving morning yet.)
    just to clarify, 7 3/4 is MUCH bigger than 59 CM. Do you mean 7 1/4?

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    Quote Originally Posted by RockyR View Post
    just to clarify, 7 3/4 is MUCH bigger than 59 CM. Do you mean 7 1/4?
    CRAP.

    My fingers got ahead of my brain (not the first time).

    That was supposed to be 59cm or 7 3/8 NOT 7 3/4.

    Editing the original post.

    Thanks Rocky.
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