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" It used to be that a man had a hat and ne&amp;#039;er the two shall split. Sadly, that just ain&amp;#039;t the case no more, although every once in a while a hat will make a comeback. Flat caps had a good run during the latter part of the 00&amp;#039;s as did Fedoras \u2026 although they unfortunately, got co-opted by the Jersey Shore crowd. The American man hasn&amp;#039;t had much to put on his head lately. But if you&amp;#039;ve been paying close attention at Fashion Weeks the world over during the last couple of years you&amp;#039;d have noticed that the more daring (read: interesting) men are sporting bigger hats with wide brims. The kind that wouldn&amp;#039;t go amiss in a photograph from the Dust Bowl. Between Pharrell&amp;#039;s awesome hat at the Grammys and the hat worn by Beck&amp;#039;s on his new album, there&amp;#039;s been a resurgence in larger hats these days. Call it Amish-chic or whatever you like, but wide-brimmed hats are most definitely in the air. Luckily for you the good people at Goorin Bros. (stores nationwide!) have a hat called the &amp;quot;David Delis&amp;quot; that hits just the right note. It&amp;#039;s Fedora-esque and that means it retains a decidedly masculine edge, but thanks to the much wider brim you would never get mistaken for a frat boy trying to dress up his Tevas. If you&amp;#039;re transitioning out of a bad relationship with a Fedora, you shouldn&amp;#039;t be scared of that wider brim: it doesn&amp;#039;t scream &amp;quot;lost, wandering farmer&amp;quot; but instead simply whispers &amp;quot;cool jazz musician with a cool plan.&amp;quot;  The hat is 100% wool which makes it pretty darn flexible: pop up the brim all the way for a Heisenberg look or wear it all the way down like I do if you want to look a little old timey. Wear it at the back of your head and it gives off a great Huck Finn vibe that&amp;#039;s wonderfully vintage American (but not recommended). The Delis comes with a band around it that can easily be removed by Goorin&amp;#039;s hat experts if it&amp;#039;s not to your liking.  At just a tick over $70 it won&amp;#039;t break the bank, either. And let&amp;#039;s face it: you&amp;#039;ve been dying to get a good hat for a while. Don&amp;#039;t fall into the same tired trap and get yet another baseball cap. Perhaps its time to trade up? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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