My pleasure!

Thank you!! 😊

My pleasure 😇 any time 🤠👍

I love jjs but I kinda hate Saturdays here, screw it I have Sunday Monday Tuesday off 😉

@@quadrogong1111 2nd Saturday in a row you've had to work.

No a cloth cap will only get wrinkly. You would take tissue paper and make a lot of flat 8-9” pancakes, and stuff the crown as tightly as possible. Until the crown looks tight and wrinkle free. Then steam it like that. And let it dry stuffed tightly. the only thing you can do for a newsboy cap is steam it, stuff if and steam it, (no spray or anything )

No

Thank you Dave ! But I still need an arch top !😉

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Thanks

Palm weights about 10x the weight of this hat. It’s heavy and stiff, and not ideal for dress hats. Palm hats don’t sell well either. They’re heavy, which works for westerns, but not for dress hats. The wholesalers on broadway sells palm hats for the street venders. It’s a popular straw for western hats, rather than dress hats. Palm is also considered the cheapest of the cheap, there’s no straw that costs less than palm.. Some might argue that it’s a “garbage” straw because it’s so cheap and heavy. It’s way too heavy for me, I couldn’t wear a palm straw hat every day. Thanks for sharing, I don’t believe there are “crap” hats. There are lightweight ones like this. Heavy ones, like palm. They serve different purposes 😊

@@quadrogong1111 Yes it is cheap it's also far sturdier than the far more expensive Shantung. But get that white straw wet one time , and it goes off the reservation, ruined A Palm , you shape it as you like it, time and again as it gets softer. I have gotten three years out of a palm, never even one from a Baily or Resitol straw. Yeah cowboy hats. Those town man hats won't make a week. To itch his own...