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Alright, let’s talk about this here brick crown hat thing. I ain’t no fancy hat expert or nothin’, but I know a thing or two ’bout what folks like to wear.
Now, from what I gather, this brick crown cowboy hat ain’t your everyday, run-of-the-mill hat. It’s got this… what they call it… distinctive crown shape. Means it looks different, I reckon. Not rounded like some, but more… square-ish. Like a brick, I guess, hence the name.
I heard tell of a hat, somethin’ called the Cavender’s 3X brick crown pecan wool cowboy hat. Sounds fancy, don’t it? Made by some Texas Hat Company, exclusive-like. Pecan wool… I wonder if it smells like pecans? Probably not, but a body can dream, can’t she?
- What’s so special about it? Well, they say it’s got this square brim and crown. Not like them other hats, the “cattleman” ones they call ’em. This brick style, it’s got a crease that’s supposed to look like a perfect rectangle. Makes it look old-timey, like somethin’ outta them cowboy movies.
- Old West Look: Yeah, that’s what they say. This brick crown hat, it ain’t for the city slickers, I tell ya. It’s for them who like the feel of the Old West, the cowboys and such. You know, the tough guys. Makes you look like you just stepped outta a dusty old saloon, ready for anything.
- Not your everyday hat: Now, most hats you see, they’re the “cattleman” style. This brick crown, it’s different. Harder to find, maybe. But that’s what makes it special, right? You don’t wanna be like everyone else, do ya? You wanna stand out.
They talk about somethin’ called “crown height” too. Said this Minnick hat, it’s got a crown ’bout four and three-quarter inches high. That’s… pretty tall, I reckon. Taller than my biscuit tin, that’s for sure. Makes you look taller, I guess. Maybe that’s why cowboys like ’em.
I seen pictures of these hats. Some are plain, some are fancy. Some got them… whatchamacallits… embellishments. Like little silver things, or fancy stitching. Me? I like things simple. A good, plain hat, that’s all a body needs.
Now, I ain’t sure where you’d go to get one of these brick crown hats. Probably one of them fancy hat stores, or maybe online. But be warned, they probably ain’t cheap. Good things never are, that’s what my mama always said. And a good hat, well, it’s like a good pair of boots. It’ll last ya a long time if you take care of it.
And speaking of takin’ care of things, if you get yourself a brick crown cowboy hat, you gotta treat it right. Don’t just throw it on the ground. Keep it clean, keep it outta the rain. And for goodness sake, don’t let nobody sit on it! A hat like that, it deserves respect.
So, there you have it. My two cents on this brick crown hat business. Like I said, I ain’t no expert, but I know what I like. And I reckon these hats, they got somethin’ special. They got character. They got that Old West look. And that’s somethin’ worth havin’, don’t ya think?
So, if you’re lookin’ for a hat that’s a little bit different, a little bit special, maybe this brick crown cowboy hat is the one for you. Just remember what I told ya, and you’ll be alright. Now, if you’ll excuse me, I gotta go make some biscuits. All this talk about hats has made me hungry.
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