He also made a hat with a high crown and a broad brim ... In the '40s, the company’s fedoras, homburgs, and Panama hats were all the rage. In 1947 Stetson had its biggest sales year, bringing ...

The first style to gain popularity in the U.S., however, was the “Boss of the Plains” hat – a style with a high crown and no creases. It was created by John B. Stetson in 1865 (the man ...

We love this fedora option by Stetson because not only is it ... Trilby is a sibling to the fedora hat style. "Known for its high crown and short brim, the trilby has been a staple to many ...

Eventually the hats were made in other cities and countries in satellite factories. Texans were inclined to wear the "ten Gallon" model. Stetson embraced the fedora in the 1940s and 1950s.

Whether they look like 10-gallon Stetsons or Thin White Duke-era David Bowie fedoras ... there’s the hat, his glorious hat. It is black. The deep crown sits flatteringly high on his head ...

said the New Jersey company came onto the market with high quality hats for about 25 percent less than the competition. The Beaumont, a hat with a low crown, cattleman crease and 4 and 1/2 inch ...