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Borsalino Fedora: Is It Worth It? (Definitive Review)
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00:00 Borsalino Fedora Review Introduction
Dress hats have certainly had their ups and downs over the past several decades in menswear, going from something that would be worn by most men almost every day to something that’s only worn today by true menswear enthusiasts. Some hat brands maintained their prestige today, and one of them is the Italian hat maker Borsalino.
02:39 The History of Borsalino
08:34 Hallmarks of a Quality Hat: Felt & Straw
12:01 Quality of Sweatband Leather
12:52 Styling of Hats Offered
We ordered two new hats from Borsalino to examine for today’s review, and both were made in Italy.
14:30 New Hats: 1. Francesco in grey
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15:26 2. Beaver fur felt hat in dark brown
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15:55 Detailed Analysis of Workmanship
** Fit: True To Size - Both fit in Preston's head relatively well, so, fit-wise, we’d call them true to size.
** Brim: Raw, Unfinished Edge - Both feature a plain or raw edge to their brim rather than being trimmed in fabric or sewn. While this look is fairly typical among modern hats and even some vintage hats and is perfectly unassuming, Preston personally finds it to look a bit rustic or unfinished in appearance.
** Ribbon: Gold Branding - Both hats have grosgrain ribbons, black on the charcoal hat and brown on the dark brown hat; Borsalino is stamped onto the bow.
** Wind Cord: A Vintage Detail - The beaver fur hat also features a wind cord, which is a somewhat obscure vintage detail.
17:59 Our Overall Thoughts
The overall workmanship on both hats is solid. The stitching is even and tidy with no obvious defects. The lining and leather also seem to be of good quality, and the felt strikes a good balance between softness and durability.
19:10 Borsalino Hats: Then vs. Now
We mentioned a friend of the channel Steve Heck earlier on, and, in fact, he sent us several vintage Borsalino hats to take a look at. He also sent us some of the vintage bowler hats you can see in our video on that hat style. You may visit Steve’s website here, from which we also sourced some of our historical information: germanaustrian...
20:44 Are Borsalino Hats Worth It or Not?
It comes down to your own personal criteria. Whatever route you choose, just be sure to pace yourself & consider all your options, taking in mind the advice we laid out here.
23:45 Outfit Rundown
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As an observant Jew I wear a hat daily for most of the day (it's a sign of respect for us). I've been wearing black Fedoras and Trilby's for many decades. The high quality rabbit pelt used by Borsalino holds up well over many years and shapes itself to the head comfortably over time. All that's needed is a shoebrush, and a new band every so often together with a steam clean. I also have 2 black Bailey's Trilby's from 1972, which are like new.
Yes, quality materials and workmanship are worth it!
I agree! Good quality BRIMS! SALUTE
@@gthehatguy 🎩
I got a Borsalino Panama Hat and absolutely love it. Fine weave and perfect shape with medium width snap brim.
Yeah, those are high quality, and can't go wrong. Nice piece for sure. SALUTE!
I am a huge lover of all clasic hats, but fedora has special place in my heart. Thank you for another great video that presents and explains this topic perfectly!
Also congratiolations on getting more and more close to a million subscribers!
Yeah, Fedora Hats are mighty popular indeed. Something about that style that gains fans. SALUTE
I'm pleased that you mentioned Akubra, as I gift myself a new and different Akubra hat with each visit to Australia. I now have to extend my hat shelf!
I own two Fedoras from Stetson made from wool and rabbit felt.
Overall I'm very happy with them (a wind cord would be nice though sometimes) and I even thought twice about the rabbit felt one costing about 150 €.
Most important for me was to go to a local hat shop, one of the few we still have, let myself been guided and being able to examine the quality.
Yes to local hat shops, nice move. SALUTE!
Legend James Spader got me into hats.
Raymond Reddington.
Oh, I see. That's nice! Hats are in the BLOOD for sure.
Thank you for mentioning Akubra, I swear by them myself, I own several. And to this day their dressier hats are made with all the hallmarks of the classic dress hat that you mention, including the ones missing from new Borsalinos, and for a fraction of the price, e.g. as of June 2021 the Stylemaster is $200 Australian ($153 US) and the Bogart is $215 Australian ($165 US).
I also own an Akubra RM (made by Akubra for RM Williams) which pairs just as well with a suit as it does with jeans and more casual shirts, and even after drying off after a torrential downpour you could still wear it to a wedding (it might look more countrified, but hey, you can take the boy out of the country...).
I am the only person in my immediate family who has not had skin cancer. Both my brother and father had melanoma; my father dying from it. My brother's doctors recommended that I practice sun safety. I don't go out of the house without a hat on. My local hat maker, who is Italian, recommends that you stay clear of Borsalino, He says that Stetson and Akubra make much better hats, use better grade furs. The hats I like cost hundreds of dollars. Before I buy a hat, I talk to the hat maker. I want to make sure that whatever I buy he can fix, clean and reblock. I've worn a hat for 40 years, slouch hats / digger's hats, sombreros / ten gallon hats, fedoras, drover's hats, etc. Whatever hat I buy has to have a commanding brim, for I have huge shoulders and a head that is in proportion to my shoulders.
I'm still wearing the Akubra fedora my wife bought me 25 years ago. I've had a new internal band fitted, but otherwise still in very good condition. I can't remember the type but it looks like a direct copy and colour of Indiana Jones' hat. It could be a Stylemaster, if Akubra has been making them this long.
EXCELLENT Video. Many guys who wear a hat do not realize that a cheap hat does tend to make one look cheap. Borsalino is still the brand with the best Classic Style and Top Quality. Remember, Life is All About the Details.
BTW: The Narrator looks best in a Bowler.
You’re so correct. People will buy a hat from Target or Walmart and think it’s really cool. There is no way you can wear such a hat in “confidence.” I keep hearing that phrase, but how can you wear a hat that is embarrassing to wear?
@@20thcenturyboy85 and contact lenses....
I concur, quality and style are very important for sure. SALUTE
The fedora I'm wearing in my profile picture was hand made by a lady named Leigh Magar, of Charleston South Carolina.
But I do respect the craftsmanship of Borsalino.
Yes, good craftsmanship and quality. SALUTE
I have several fedoras. My very first, and one I still wear frequently, is a 1960s Borsalino. It has a 2 1/8 inch brim, the smallest I would wear, with a Cavanagh edge. It is very nice.
Nice choice! SALUTE
I love my Borsalino “Bogart” hat, easily my favorite hat. Great style, great feel.
Only qualita
Superiore and maybe rainproof line are the highest of quality
Yes, awesome style indeed. SALUTE
I am not gonna lie, this channel helping the society. The information is free and accessible. Thank you for helping me to change my lifestyle and perspective on life.
Just got one from Borsalino, Fedora folar large brim model.
Finally absolutely happy and perfect fit.
After many fail purchases this is the right one and will never go elsewhere to buy a hat eventhough it wasn't the cheapest, £500
I got one in 1997 for 20 bucks and it still looks great!
Great job! Thanks for the mentions. -Steve Heck
Greetings from Boston! I recently bought two Sterkowski Mosca hats in Black and Beige originally $92 and free shipping from Poland. They also had Christmas Sale 20% off. I’m very very happy with my purchase
I think that Francesco suits you very well, love the outfit. I do really like vintage hats, which are also a good match for my vintage sized head!
Great review! I have four Borsalino hats still in my hold, in the late 80's I had at most nine different models. Most of my Borsalino's were made in the 80's but two of the one's I have left are made in the late 70's and I sort of feel the difference in quality. All in all I love these hats although there's not as many occasions I feel on point to wear them. I tend to wear bucket hats and caps more often.
I was given a fedora ....I wear baseball cap lol. I didn't want to wear it. On a dare so to speak. I wore it.. bold and proud lol. After a bit. I actually liked it and it got great compliments and soon after a few others I know started rocking their fedoras lol. Mine is Indy style and I've shaped it to me. Wearing it now ,and it's become identifiable with me. Looks great with even western style nice shirts. All colors. Much better than a ball cap
I wanted one of these when I started out, but saw the akubra stylemaster on Kevin from JJ hats channel and it looks like a more robust buy for starting out. Hat maintenance is important as well as resistance to rain and weather, and most of these things are rarely mentioned. What I'd like to see is a comparison of different hats and how their construction affects longevity, things like material stiffness, the material used and how they keep their shape over time.
The Akubra Stylemaster was my first real hat. Durable hat.
Akubra is great! Look at the Federation IV and the Campdraft. They are both open crowned and good buys for the money.
The Akubra Stylemaster is an excellent starter, very durable, reliable and is still a handsome specimen even when it does age - it is the Paul Newman of hats.
I have a Borsalino homburg style hat in buff or light olive. It was purchased in Naples in 1951 or 1952 (the name and address of the shop that sold it is on the liner), along with the original box. It was bought by my father when based in Italy with the military. It probably cost him less than US$20. He did not wear it much at all, and it is a beautiful hat in near mint condition. Not sure what it's worth, but as it's not for sale, that hardly matters. 🕵️♂️
Perhaps review the "high end" shoes from popular brands such as Florsheim, Bostonian, Johnson and Murphy ect ect. I feel it be a very practical video because a lot of men still buy from these brands. I for one enjoy the modern imperials, Goodyear welt line of Bostonian to the Aristicraft. Do consider it.
For now, we'll say: stay tuned! ;)
- Preston
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The Borsalino was the favorite hat of the Lubavitcher Rebbe and is still favored by his chasidim today.
I own a borsalino I bought in 1982 and it lasted many years with cleaning and reblocking about every 5 years. In shopping for a new hat I couldn’t stand the external branding so I went for an English Lock and Company. I think it’s a much higher quality.
Buying quality clothing is always worth it. You may pay more, but it lasts a lot longer. Classic fadoras, I feel, are a very nice, distinguished look. It gives a man a more classy look even when he is dressing casually.
Great point! SALUTE
A long neck beard and the addition of a fedora gets me compliments from all the madams….
Don't forget the T-shirt, shorts and a sports jacket that's 3 sizes too large!
And how old are these madams btw?
@@21cranberries21 never ask a woman her age, a man his salary or a neckbeard how old his madams are. (The answer will disturb you)
@@joseph_soseph9611 lol...
Held one for the first time the other day. $375 felt super thin and flimsy. I think wool fedoras are a better deal these days.
I think borsolino is the best hat company, I've tried other brands but nothing comes close to them, I always go to their boutique in lakewood New Jersey
Preston do you know anything about Christie’s Hats of London? Their website says they’ve been around since 1773. I bought a bowler and a Panama hat from them. Seems good but I’m not an expert. Maybe you could do a part two and touch on them. I enjoy your presentations immensely and hope to see you sing in person some day. Martin in Canada
I am veeery sure that their website is not from 1773 ^^ the company is tho
@@janhoffmann4702 That's exactly what he said lol, "Their website says they’ve been around since 1773."
@@stillclouds Yeah its definatly too late for me.. I apologize then :)
@@janhoffmann4702 hahahah
@@janhoffmann4702 and what about Locks hats?
Yes absolutely the Fedora is still relevant to fashion. Mens fashion currently is horrific and I do believe returning to the classic style is the answer. I'm seriously considering purchasing one the only issue is finding a department store that sells them and getting the right fit.
Take your own measurements and order online or go to a hatter.
@@michaelandrews4424 thanks
I've found Il Cappello, an Italian company that makes decent hats for no money at all, from 30 to 50€. I've got one so far and it's good for when it's raining and such, when you might not want to wear an expensive hat.
They're obviously machine made, as the sizes are exactly true to the label. My local hatter that makes very high quality hats can't always get the size 100% right. I've got a super large head and at that kind of size, just normal shrinking of the felt may make the hat not go on my head at all.
Thank you for the excellent tutorial. Very entertaining and educational. I’m a hat wearer and really enjoyed the video.
Yes, video about hats for sure. SALUTE
Indiana Jones got me into hats. I have always loved his outfit in Raiders, and I literally wear almost the exact same outfit every time I go out. It makes me feel awesome, and I get nothing but compliments on it.
Penman hats, AdVintage hats, Screencapped leather and hats, and Herbert Johnson are amazing hat companies in addition to the ones you mentioned in the video. Though most of those focus on Indiana Jones related hats, so that’s probably why I’ve heard about them a lot.
I’ve always admired 1930s style movies and men’s style back then and especially their head where like Fedora and Homburg and Boater and Newsboy cap and confidence to
I love them and wish they would come back in style.
Unaffordable for me, but even if I could, I get turned off from classic companies going too "street" or "youth". Also, labels on classic men's wear belong on the inside, not the outside.
Absolutely agree with you, I hate it when companies try to make people walking billboards by putting their logos on the outside.
If the dont do it, they wont generate income to survive.
Another sidelight, LABELS on the outside of expensive merchandise serve to suggest: 'Steal Me!'. /ymmv
Borsalino is a fan favorite of the orthodox Jewish community - I believe they are the only community in the US that still wear hats on a daily basis
I was going to comment this.... Looks like you beat me to it!
Hi, amazing video as always!
Just one feedback: i’m from Alessandria (the city where Borsalino is based) and the first picture that you put of the city is definitely not my city ahaha never mind tho, keep up with the nice content!
The pronounciation of "Giuseppe" wasn't right either, ma che ci dobbiamo fare? :-D
È la foto di Cereseto, in Piemonte. Vivo a due passi dal museo Borsalino e quando ho visto la foto mi son messo a ridere... E poi gli ho lasciato anche io un commento
"Italy doesn't have its own fur source"
Sardinia: allow me to introduce myself
Just to let everyone know, Borges & Scott Fedora hats have a stitched under-welt folded type edge. It makes it look more finished to me as well.
I've always be a fedora guy I try my best to incorporate my fedora with my modern casual wear where and when I can
That is why we fail
I would love to see videos specifically about the Homburg hat and the Top hat 🎩, keeping in the other hat Playlists!! Great video, I know where to look for a new hat
I’ve never really liked the top hat, I feel that the Homburg is much sleeker and better looking (but that’s just my opinion).
On a trip to NYC over 30 years ago, I stopped at a well-known hat store. On a lark, I purchased a Borsolino. I have worn that hat for 30 years of winters and it still looks like I just purchased it. My guess is the reason for their bankruptcy is that few people were buying their hats, because they last so long and hold so well! "Planned obsolescence" was NOT their business model. No doubt in my mind that you get what you pay for and I am betting I will get another 30 years out of this great hat. Is it worth it? YES!
Good video, but surprised you went straight to Stetson and Borsalino - Christy's and especially a Locke have quite the histories reputation. I am also impressed that you talked about how the specific features of the hats you tried didn't suit your face specifically.
I wear a brownish leather fedora styled after Indiana Jones’ famous headwear every chance I get. I also have a dark grey wool fedora from Bailey’s.
You mention Michael Jackson as a Borsalino wearer. Years ago, I read an anecdote about him on concert tour, in which he did a dance number in which a hat was a featured prop. He started onstage, and then a hat was tossed to him from offstage. He caught the hat, then tossed it into the air, and it came down to land squarely on his head, every time. He then proceeded with his dance number. At the conclusion, he threw the hat out into the audience!
Well, his tour managers were growing concerned, because these were $200 hats, which meant that this act was becoming expensive! So, without telling Michael, they decided to substitute as less-expensive hat.
Soon, at the next performance, Michael was onstage, expecting to catch a hat to be tossed to him. But when the cheaper hat flew onstage and he caught it, he immediately tossed it back, and continued the act without the hat.
After the show, Michael talked with his management, explaining that he threw back the hat because, being different, he had not had a chance to rehearse with it and know for certain that it would land on his head after he tossed it into the air -- so, please, if they wanted to change hats, tell him beforehand, so he could practice with it and so be prepared.
This is of course an important lesson for performing artists: if something goes wrong, just work around it, acting as if it was part of the act all along, and your audience will never know the difference.
So, now I wonder: were those Borsalino hats that he was tossing into the audience every night?...!
Great video, I tend to get my hats from Christies.
Christie's is great
@@mungulor yep,especially their straw and their Bowler and melusine is the same as lock and co but far cheaper
Also don't forget Lock & Co Hatters of London for a long lived hat maker who was founded 1676.
Christy hatters was founding in 1773 and is still going strong like Lock & Co
I had a chat with my local Akubra (Australian made hats) agent. He was telling me Akubra is importing more rabbit pelts from Europe because of the 'war' on rabbits in Australia. Australia has been attempting to eradicate the rabbit for decades, by introducing the calicivirus into the wild rabbit population. It seems to be working.
Have you considered reviewing the iconic British hat makers like Locke and co, Christy's and Bates? It would be interesting to hear a comparison between them so you can advise which you think is the best value for money ;)
Both are interesing, Borsalino and Fedora. Both are great trade-mark, dipend how you dressing and in wich occasion you wearing the hat. My opinion is: those tipes of hats aren't for daily use.
I have 3 fedoras...all are stetsons. I is a black dress. 1 is a brown workaday and a summer straw...but my favorite is a straw boater!
That's a great hat brand for sure. And, Boater Hats are cool too. SALUTE
Nice hat brand for sure. SALUTE
My boat hat (straw) is a Scala and my fedora Heischel (linen) and both are lovely hats for about $50
Nice name
I love classic hats. So far I have an Akubra Stylemaster, a Stetson Whippett, and two Stetson straws. I'm looking for a open crown for my next hat. Problem I live in a humid area so straws work better.
Wait, Al Capone AND David Bowie wore them? I don't need to watch the rest of this video.I'll just click Like and get myself a Borsalino.
Consumerism at its finest...
@@PrincipalSkinner3190 I agree, but if their hats had a wider brim,no outside logo, and were 25-50 less, they'd be on the top of my list
Sir this borsalino fedora is looking spectacular on you
Thanks. I own 2 and it is good to know that they are quality products.
Borsalino makes the best hats by far. The Framcisco is very refined and the name on the band is not flashy at all. I mean sh×t it is 2021 and not trying to look like I'm wearing a costume from a 1940s post war movie. Its a small brand placement.
Are you shure, it's the Francesco? The grey one. I think, it looks more like the Marengo with an 4,5 cm brim?
I got an old used Borsalino hat for 70€. Was very much worth the price
The Bogart clue makes sense now
I find that there are plenty of options of vintage Borsalini that provide a higher quality workmanship, heavier felt, and a much better price.
80’s= 1980-89
90’s= 1990-99
Today = 2000- 2020+
We need to do better
Have Akubra hat's made it to the US? And if so what do you think of them? they are the premier Australian hat company.
Wonderful presentation! I would love to wear one of these! Thank you!
I have an Alessandria travelers fedora I’ve had for 10 years with a Diamond crease I did myself. Wouldn’t trade it for all the tea in China.
What model are you wearing at 4:14? I love the low profile!!!
I love classic brands but the branding nonsense needs to stop. I will not pay $700 for a product where the manufacturer expects me to provide free advertising space. Designer brands that flaunt their brands are by definition bad style, whatever the heritage.
Agreed. Very well put. The same taboo applied to perpetual offenders such as Ralph Lauren, or even Brooks brothers shall be applied to all brands no matter how long they've been in business
For $ 700 go custom.
A LOVELY hat you are wearing there Preston! Just fine!
I'll take a Goorin Brothers hat over all these other brands any day!! Started 1895, by Castle Goorin in Pennsylvania. Then his two sons Ted and Alfred, took over, moved it to San Francisco. Goorin is still family owned.
Love my Goorin Bros hats.
I love my Dean the Butcher, in whisky!
Your views on the Akubra Federation 4 deluxe fedora would be really interesting!
I hope this video get million views! 🤩😍 preston is my fav youtuber now 🥰🥰. Bye sven see ya.
I’d love to hear your thoughts on Akubra hats, I have a few of their urban styles and I’m in love with them, wearing and showing my Australian pride
I am going to assume that you bought your hats from DelMonico Hatter since their price is good. the Store was founded in 1908 and is still owned and operated by the DelMonico Family they are also the largest independent dealer of Borsalino hats in the US. I was the retail manager there until I left to work for RHE Hatco selling Stetson and Dobbs to the retail trade in the Southeast.
I love Delmonico & buy all my hats from them. It helps that I live within 45 minutes of the shop to window shop and try on styles. Great people.
How would you compare the dobbs fedora to a borsalino?
Really hope you tackle both Akubra and Stetson! Especially Akubra’s Federation and Stylemaster models and Stetson’s Stratoliner and Whippet.
My recommendation☺️
I get my fedoras made custom at the Virginia city hat shop.
If I had $500-700 to spend on a hat, I’d go custom.! It sure wouldn’t be Borsalino!
Oh, that's nice! SALUTE
Borsalino was my first hat, a trilby from 1970, it has 50 year old paid just 20€ and is perfect. I love it and I never use it (and quality hats in general) in rain days but now I prefer to by hats from melegari in Milano, I don't know why, but I lose my interest in borsalino
Excellent presentation. I don't know how people used to wear felt hats year round. My head dissipates lots of heat, especially in warm weather. I can work outside in 20 degree weather without a hat and I'm balding.
they didn't, people would generally wear straw hats in the summer months
What do you guys think of hats from Bailey of Hollywood?
Thanks for the video! Any plan on doing a product/brand review of Lock Hatters, the oldest in the world? I have two of their hats and one of their flat caps and can attest to their quality!
Italian quality best 👌
I wish I could vintage hats in size 62 😢
I do enjoy hats but I prefer them a little bigger in order to cover my eyes from the sun... You know, central parts of Latin America has some harsh weather, so to speak.
Just watched. Oh well they don't seem to make the Fransisco model anymore they have a Trilby that looks close.
I love vintage straws and felts,unfortunately its hard to find sz 61,thanks for answering why that is,i own a variety of hat ,95 in total and still dont have a borsalino!
I won't speak to the Borsalino Fedora, but I can speak to the Borsalino Homburg.
The Homburg Stetson made 100 years ago, the St. Regis, is a grand, fine hat. Borsalino comes right up close to that.
If you can't find a St. Regis in your price range, the Borsalino Homburg will, "fit the bill".
And I don't mean that in a derogatory way.
Borsalino makes the finest modern Homburg.
Your looking good in this vid!! Keep it up 👍
You should do a video on the Indiana Jones hat, I've always wanted to wear one of those.
My dears,
Lot of interesting and correct informations, apart from the "photo of Alessandria"... That in reality shows the village of Cereseto in Piemonte.
If you have the opportunity to come to Italy you are welcome to visit Alessandria and it's surroundings. You can visit Borsalino Museum in Corso Cento Cannoni and the outlet store directly in the Borsalino Factory in Spinetta, where you can find interesting pieces at a good price. Near Alessandria we have also a lot of renown wine producers and a huge variety of typical recipes to taste. I've be happy to show you guys around
The subtle edge is very important !!! I don't understand why they don't do it this way 😔
IDK about Borsalino hats just because I don't own any, but what I am sure of is that Mayser classic straw hat, which cost me 70 euro - it does cost every cent payed for it. It gets heavy use every summer during 4 years already and I don't see why it will not serve me another 4 years. I like paying for quality, because you cry only once :)
Please do the rayban wayfarers, clubmasters, and aviators episode soon! Really need it before summer ends.
This is brilliant!
Never knew what was up with mad as a hatter
You have a beautiful speaking voice and I really enjoyed your review of the hats although I’ve got to say coming from a family of men who were born in Italy around the turn of the century and why does hats all the time from what I could see the hatch you were wearing should’ve been a little bit bigger and then come down a little bit lower on your head especially for a man like yourself with a beautiful sculpture jawline which would require a hat with a bigger brim to come a little bit lower those hats looked a little too small on you with all due respect
I love my brown borsalino fedora,but i don't like many of their hats now,i prefer their vintage hat
What’s the model, or is it vintage?
@@jayalon566 ah i forgot,it was vintage,i have some picture
@@heinzguderianbutmoreyounge9659 oh cool
@@heinzguderianbutmoreyounge9659 me personally I like taller fedoras
@@jayalon566 yes, low crown is way too temporary
Espera! Nuestras cabezas se han vuelto más grandes??
My watch is a Timex the top of the line day and date. You can keep those European watches. Go go Timex. !!!
They make decent hats but I definitely prefer Goorin Bros. Hats all my hats from them always come with a finished edge I don’t like that unfinished look at all I didn’t even know that was a thing till I seen this video.
Yet again, awesome video! What's your opinion on Tonak fedoras? I own five quality fedoras from them.
Portugal was mentioned, victory in sight.
I remember even Stephanie Zimbalist in "Remington Steele" wearing these
I'm not picking on, but in one of your past videos you said that wearing a hat and sunglasses together is really bad. Here you are wearing them together. Perhaps this means that this idea is not entirely bad.
Agree. Its like wearing a suit, you dont button all